chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Kinesiology

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study of movement

study of actions of muscles and joints

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2
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planes of movement

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movements are in a plane when they are parallel to it

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3
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sagittal plane

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(median)

passes front to back splitting body into R and L halves

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4
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frontal plane

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(coronal)

passes from side to side dividing body into anterior and posterior parts (front and back)

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5
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transverse plane

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(horizontal)

divides body into superior (top) and inferior (bottom) halves

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cranial/superior

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structure being closer to the head, higher than other structure

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7
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caudal, inferior

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structure being closer to the feet or lower than another structure

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8
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anterior/ventral

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structure being more in front than another structure

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9
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posterior/dorsal

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structure being behind another structure

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10
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medial

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closer to midline

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11
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lateral

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farther away from midline

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12
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proximal

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closer to midline (referring to limbs)

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13
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distal

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farther away from midline (referring to limbs)

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14
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axes of movement

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  • points to a joint around which movement occurs

- right angle to plane in which movement occurs

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15
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frontal axis

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  • passes horizontally side to side
  • perpendicular to sagittal plane
  • movement in sagittal plane have frontal axis
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16
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sagittal axis

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  • perpendicular to frontal plane

- movement in frontal plane have sagittal axis

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17
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vertical axis

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  • passes through the body vertically
  • perpendicular to transverse plane
  • movement in transverse plane have vertical axis
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18
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Linear motion

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(translatory)

  • movement in straight line
  • all part of an object move same distance in same direction at the same time
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19
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rectilinear motion

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movement in straight line (car on the road, wheelchair on path)

20
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curvilinear motion

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curved path

21
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angular motion

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(rotary)

  • movement of object around a fixed point traveling through an arc
  • all parts move through same angle, in same direction but not same distance
  • example is shooting a basketball
22
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osteokinematics

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bone movement in space

23
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flexion

A

making joint angle smaller (shortening angle)

24
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extension

A

opening angle back to normal

25
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hyperextension

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making the joint angle larger past its normal limits

26
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abduction

A

away from midline

27
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adduction

A

toward the midline

28
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radial

A

thumb side

29
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ulnar

A

pinky side

30
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circumduction

A

moving in a circle

-distal end moves while proximal end is fixed

31
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internal rotation

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(medial)

rotating toward the midline

32
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external rotation

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(lateral)

rotating away from the midline

33
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pronation

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palm down

34
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supination

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palm up (holding a cup of soup)

35
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inversion

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foot rotates toward the midline (inward)

36
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eversion

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foot rotates away from midline (outward)

37
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protraction

A

round shoulders

-in anterior direction/being pulled forward

38
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retraction

A

pinch shoulder blades together

-in posterior direction/being pulled back

39
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elevation

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origin is pulled towards its insertion

-shoulders up to ears

40
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depression

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origin is pulled away from insertion

-pushing shoulders down toward body

41
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supine

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laying on back

42
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prone

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laying on stomach

43
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side-lying

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laying on side

44
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rotation

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movement around a single axis

45
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dorsiflexion

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decreasing angle between leg and top of foot

-pointing toes up

46
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plantar flexion

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decreasing angle between bottom of foot and back of leg

-point toes down