Chapter 1 Workbook Flashcards

1
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What are trail markers to help locate muscle and tendons?

A

Bony landmarks

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2
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What does palpation mean?

A

To examine or explore by touching, usually as a diagnostic tool

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3
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Palpation is an art and skill that involves

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Locating, becoming aware of its characteristics, and assessing to determine how to treat

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4
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For greater sensitivity, lay one hand top of the other. The top hand

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Directs movement and depth

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5
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Movement performed by your partner is called__ And when your partner relaxes and allows you to do the movement it’s called __

A

Active movement, passive movement

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6
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Resisted movements are used to distinguish

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The lengths, shapes, and edges of different muscles and tendons

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7
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Skeletal muscle is composed of

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Muscle cells - fibers

Connective tissue - fascia

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8
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Name 3 physical characteristics that distinguish muscle from other tissue

A

Striated texture, direction of muscle fibers, can be contracted or relaxed

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9
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Tendon

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Attaches muscle to bone/periosteum around the bone, where muscle tissue merge together at the end

Will become taut or slack depending shortening or lengthening on contraction of muscle

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10
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Ligament

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Attaches bone to bone

Will remain taut throughout all movements and states of contraction

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