Chapter 8 Flashcards
Abduction
Movement of limb away from body
Flexion
Movement of certain joints that decreases angle between two adjoining bones
Extension
Movement of certain joints that increases angle between two adjoinig bones
Hyper extension
Extreme or abnormal extension
Adduction
Movement of limb towards axis of body
Supnation
Kind of rotation that allows palm of hand to turn up
Pronation
Palm of hand turn down
Dorsiflexion
To bend or flex backward
Alignment
The relation between body parts that helps with balance movement and smooth coordination
Base of support
Feet apart providing stability (1.5 time length of shoes apart
Body mechanics
Proper use of muscle groups to keep healthy posture during movement
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
Injuries and disorders that affect the human body’s movement or musculoskeletal system
Dorsal recumbent
Lying on back (SUPINE)
Genupectoral
Knee-chest(kneeling w/weight of body supported/head turned
Lithotomy
Lying on back (SUPINE) w/hips/knees flexed. Gynecologist chair
Orthopneic
Sitting in bed leaning forward supported by table
Semi-fowler
Lying on back in bed with head at 39 degrees
Sims
Lying on left side w/right knee bent toward chest
Trendenenburg
Pt lying supine on incline w/head lower than feet
Contracture
Atrophy/shortening of muscles usually causing permanent abnormal immobility