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EXS: 335 final exam Flashcards

upper & lower extremity

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of fused in vertebral column

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9

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of articulating in vertebral column

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24

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of vertebrae in cervical spine

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7

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of vertebrae in thoracic spine

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12

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of vertebrae in lumbar spine

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5

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of fused vertebrae in sacrum

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5

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of fused vertebrae in coccyx

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4

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8
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of curvatures and where

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4, 2 anterior and 2 posterior

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9
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line of pull on vertebrae

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concave side of curve

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what is C1

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atlas

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what is C2

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axis

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differences between atlas and axis

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vertebral foramen is bigger, axis has spinous process and dens

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joint motions of the spine

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atlanto-occipital and atlantoaxial

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14
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Atlanta-occipital joint movement

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nodding in sagittal plane

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Atlantoaxial joint movement

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rotation in transverse plane

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Dens

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allow for rotation

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17
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sacroiliac joint identification

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dyarthrosis

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nonaxial motions of spine

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sliding/gliding, compression/decompression

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thoracolumnar fascia

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strong complex acting like a huge ligament

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potential injury surrounding scalenes

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thoracic outlet syndrome

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21
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erector spinae muscles named, top down

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capitis, cervis, thoracis, or lumborum

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bones of shoulder

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manubrium of sternum, clavicle, scapula, humerus

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pars fracture

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unilateral or bilateral fracture to lower back usually in L5

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costal cartilage

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bars of hyaline cartilage that prolong ribs forward

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costochondral articulation

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joints between ribs and cartilage

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Valsalva maneuver

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increase pressure in chest to expand weight to rest of spine

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27
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SCM

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neck flexion, extension, rotation, and lateral flexion

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scalenes

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elevation of first 2 ribs, lateral neck flexion, rotation

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quadratus lumborum

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stabilization, hip hike movement, fixation of 12th rib

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30
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multifidus

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extension, rotation, lateral flexion of spine

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31
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rectus abdominus

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stabilization of trunk with assistant force expiration

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transverse abdominus

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increased intra-abdominal pressure, postural pressure, pelvic floor support

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33
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3 bones of coax

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ilium, ischium, pubis

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34
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anteversion

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greater than 20 degrees toes inward

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35
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retroversion

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less than 15 degrees no greater than 20

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36
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ligaments of hip

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iliofemoral, ischialfemoral, pubicfemoral

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labrum

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cartilage lining acetabulum

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adductor muscles

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adductor longus/brevis/magnus, pectineus, gracilis

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39
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gluteus maximus action

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hip extension and external rotation

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40
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gluteus medius action

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external rotation

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41
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muscles doing hip flexion

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TFL, psoas, gluteus medius, sartorius, iliacus

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42
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gracilis action

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adduction and aiding in flexion/extension

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43
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piriformis action

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external rotation and abduction

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44
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muscles crossing 2 joints

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bicep/rectus femoris, sartorius, gracillis, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, IT band, TFL

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45
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tibiofemoral joint classification

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hinge synovial joint

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function of patella

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protects knee joint

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47
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muscles that attach to tibial tuberosity

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TFL, rectus femoris, sartorius, gracillis, semitendinosus

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menisci location

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between femur and tibia

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49
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menisci function

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increased stability, shock absorption, and lubrication of knee

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50
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genu valgum

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knee moving inward

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51
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genu varum

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knees moving outward

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muscles crossing knee, hip, and ankle joints

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rectus femoris and gastrocnemius

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53
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Gerry’s tubercle

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insertion site for IT band

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54
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pes anserine group

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conjoined tendons of sartorius, gracillis, and semitendinosus

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IT band

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fibrous fascia supporting in knee flexion & extension

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56
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muscle that unlock knee joint

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popliteus

57
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ankle tarsals

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calcaneus, talus, navicular, cuboid, and cuneiformis

58
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plantar fascia

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inflammation of tendon running bottom of foot

59
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function of malleoli

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ankle stability

60
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compartment syndrome

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pressure builds on muscle to a dangerous level

61
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medial tibial stress syndrome

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shin splints due to overuse & stress

62
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tibialis anterior action

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dorsiflexion and inversion

63
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tibialis posterior action

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plantarflexion and eversion

64
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peroneals action

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eversion and assisted plantar flexion

65
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gastrocnemius action

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plantar flexion and knee flexion

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A
67
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scapulohumeral rhythm

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120 degrees of humerus, 60 degrees of scapula

68
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parts of scapula

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inferior angle, axillary border, spine, supraspinatus fossa, infraspinatus fossa

69
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actions of GH & ST

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elevation/depression, protraction/retraction, upward/downward rotation, anterior/posterior tilt

70
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landmarks of humerus

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epicondyles, trochlea, capitulum, coronoid fossa, radial fossa, olecranon fossa

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landmarks of ulna

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olecranon process, coronoid process, ulnar styloid process

72
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landmarks of radius

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head, neck, tuberosity, styloid

73
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two ligaments of elbow

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ulnar collateral and lateral collateral

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ulnar collateral ligament

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restrains valgus force

75
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wrist flexors

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extensor carpi radialis/longus/brevis/ulnaris

76
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wrist extensors

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flexor carpi radialis/ulnaris, palmaris longus

77
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anatomy

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study of structure

78
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physiology

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study of function

79
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kinesiology

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study of movement

80
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biomechanics

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application of mechanical principles to study of biological organisms and systems

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SAID principle

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specific adaptations to imposed demands

82
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wolff’s law

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tissues, bones, muscles, respond to stress placed on them

83
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motor behavior

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neuromuscular of movement

84
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motor control

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study of neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of movement

85
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motor development

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explores changes in movement behavior occurring through life span infants of death

86
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gross motor skills

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controlling the limbs

87
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fine motor skills

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small movements

88
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central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

89
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peripheral nervous system

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exits spine to extremities

90
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prefrontal cortex

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plans

91
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premotor cortex

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sequences

92
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motor cortex

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executes action

93
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cervical plexus

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C1-C4

94
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brachial plexus

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C5-T2

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lumbar plexus

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T12-L5

96
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sacral plexus

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S1-S2

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coccugeal plexus

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S3-S5

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parts of a neuron

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cell body, dendrites, axon, myelin sheath, nodes of renvier

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sarcomere

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fundamental contractile unit of myofibril

100
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all or nothing principle

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once a motor unit is activated it is contracted all the way or not at all

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type 1 muscle fiber

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slow, long-distance runners

102
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type 2a muscle fiber

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intermediate

103
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type 2b muscle fiber

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fast, sprint

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concentric muscle action

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shortening

105
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eccentric muscle action

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lengthening

106
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isometric muscle action

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hold, same length

107
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isokinetic muscle action

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constant angular velocity about a joint

108
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isoinertial

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constant resistance

109
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agonist muscle

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prime mover

110
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antagonists muscle

A

movement in opposite directions

111
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synergist muscle

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assists prime mover

112
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stabilizer muscle

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stabilizes proximal to distal

113
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tendon

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skeletal muscle to bone

114
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ligament

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bone to bone

115
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cartilage

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stiff to connective tissue

116
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bursa

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fluid-filled sac providing protection

117
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sagittal plane

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medial-lateral axis

118
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frontal plane

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anterior-posterior axis

119
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transverse plane

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longitudinal axis

120
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osteokinematics

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movement of joints

121
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arthrokinematics

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minute movements in joints,

122
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synarthrosis

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stable, skull

123
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diarthrosis

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mobile, fingers

124
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amphiarthrosis

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limited but stable, pelvis

125
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concave

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rolls, spins, slides below convex

126
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convex

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rolls, spins, slides on top concave

127
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1 class lever

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seesaw, force on both sides

128
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2nd class lever

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lever shorter than resistance

129
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3rd class lever

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force between resistance and folcrum

130
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distal end of the humerus articulates with what of the ulna

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trochlear

131
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two distal condyles of humerus

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trochlear and capitulum

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coronoid fossa location

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distal anterior humerus

133
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olecranon fossa location

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distal posterior humerus

134
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2 bony processes at distal end of forearms

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styloid processes

135
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2 carpal bones articulating with radius and ulna

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scaphoid and lunate

136
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types of diarthrodial joints

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sternoclavicular and acromioclavicular

137
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CMC, thumb joint classification

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saddle joint

138
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structure separating proximal and distal rows of carpals

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triangular fibrocartilage complex, TFCC

139
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primary movers of upward rotation

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trapezius and serratus anterior

EXS 305: motor control (3 decks)

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