Overall body Flashcards

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Anterior

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Refers to the front or forward-facing side of the body or body part

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Posterior

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Refers to the back or rear-facing side of the body or body part

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Superior

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Means above or higher in position

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Inferior

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Means below or lower in position

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Medial

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Refers to the direction toward the centre or midline of the body

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Lateral

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Describes movement away from the centre of the body

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Proximal

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Used to indicate a point closer to the body’s center or to the attachment of a limb

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Distal

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Used to indicate a point farther away from the body’s centre or attachment of a limb

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Superficial

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Means close to the body’s surface

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Deep

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Refers to a position farther away from the body’s surface

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Dorsal

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Describes the back or upper side of a body part

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Ventral

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Refers to the front or belly side of a body part

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Flexion

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Bending or decreasing the angle between two body parts

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Extension

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Straightening or increasing the angle between two body parts

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Adduction

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Moving a body part towards the midline of your body

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Abduction

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Moving a body part away from your body

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Rotation

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Turning a body part around its axis

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Circumduction

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Moving a body part in a circular motion

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Plantarflexion

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Pointing toes down

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Dorsiflexion

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Flexing the foot towards the shin

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Types of joints

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Hinge joint, ball and socket joint, pivot joints, gliding joints, and saddle joints

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Where is the hinge joint located?

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Elbow and Knee

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Where is the ball-and-socket joint located?

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Hip and shoulder

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Where is the pivot joint located?

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Neck

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Where is the gliding joint located?

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Wrists and Ankles

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Where is the saddle joint located?

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Thumb

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What are the three types of muscles found in the body?

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Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, and cardiac muscles

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Quadriceps

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Located at the front of the thigh

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Hamstrings

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Located at the back of the thigh

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Glutes

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includes gluteus Maximus, medius and minimus is located at the buttocks

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Calves

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Located at the back of the lower leg

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Abdominal

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The core strength that provide balance and support for the body

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Deltoids

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Located in the shoulders

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Pectorals

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Located at the chest that include pectorals major and minor

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Latissimus Dorsi

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Located in the back reaching to the shoulders

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What does ICE stand for?

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Isometric contraction
Concentric Contraction
Eccentric Contraction

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What’s Isometric contraction?

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The action when the muscle generates tension without changing its length or causing visible movement at the joints

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What’s Concentric contraction?

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The action of when the muscle shortens while creating tension

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What’s Eccentric contraction?

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This occurs when a muscle lengthens while still generating tension

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What’s the difference between agonist and antagonist?

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Agonist is when the muscle contracts, while the antagonist is when the muscle relaxes