Anatomy Flashcards
is the bone living?
yes. needs blood supply
classification of joints
- hinge joint
- ball and socket
- pivotal
- saddle
- gliding
- cranim
hinge joint
sinovial, ellbow knee
limits movement in ONE direction
ball and socket
shoulder and hip
pivotal
neck, 4 directions
saddle
thumb joint
gliding
wrist & ankles
range of motion
measurement of distance + direction
a joint can move to it’s full potential
cranium
schädel, immovable
spine
33 bones
cervical vertebrae
c1-c7
thoracic vertebrae
T1 - T12
lumbar vertebrae
L1 - L5
Sacrum
S1 - S5
Coccyx
4 bones together
hip postural observations
- normal
- bow legged
- knock kneed
- posterior ( tight rectus abdominus)
- antirior (tight iliopsoas - Hohlkreuz)
back postural observations
- ideal allignment
- rounding of upper back
- flat back posture
- sway back posture (big tummy, pregnancy)
- skolioses
elbow extension
normal: 180°
ligament
bone to bone
tendon
muscle to bone
cartilage
absorbs shocks, reduces friction
myofibril
a lot of these together make the muscle
fascia/ fascicle
keeps myofibril together
functions muscle tissue
- producing body motions
- stabilizing body positions
- storing & moving substances within the body (organs)
- generating heat (thermogenesis)
- protection (organs/ joints)
fascia/ fascicle
muscle + muscle
planes
- mid sagittal
- frontal
- transverse
- additional
mid sagittal plane
- Flexion
2. extension
planes
- mid sagittal (right&left)
- coronal/ frontal (front & back)
- transverse
- additional
(mid) sagittal plane
- Flexion
2. extension
frontal plane
- adduction
- abduction
- lateral flexion ( trunk, neck)
transverse plane
- transverse rotation/ spinal twist
- medial rotation (internal)
- lateral rotation (external)
- supination& pronation (forearm IN & external rotation)
dorsi
feet flex
planter
toes pointed