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ANLS 3715: Muscle & Gait > QUIZ 1 > Flashcards

QUIZ 1 Flashcards

1
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Primary mover aka

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Agonist aka initiator

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2
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What is the primary mover?

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Muscle that starts the action of motion at a joint

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3
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Secondary mover aka

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Synergistic aka facilitator

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4
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What is the secondary mover?

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Muscle coupled with agonist that finishes the motion

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5
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Tertiary mover aka

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Antagonist aka Inhibitor

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What is the Tertiary mover?

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Muscle that stops the action of agonist and synergist

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7
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Elbow Flexion

Agonist, Synergist, Antagonist

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A - Biceps Brachii (C5) = Elbow Flex

S - Brachioradialis (C6) & Brachialis = EF

Ant - Triceps Brachii (C7) = Elbow extension

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Plantar Flexion

-> Agonist, Synergist, Antagonist

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A - Gastrocnemius = plant flex

S - Soleus = plant flex

Ant - Tibialis Anterior = Dorsiflexion

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9
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Horizontal Adduction

Agonist, Synergist, Antagonist =

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A - Pectoralis Major Superior (claviclular division)

S - Corachobrachialis and Anterior Deltoid

Ant - Posterior Deltoid (horizontal abduction)

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10
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Hip Abduction

Agonist, Synergist, Antagonist =

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A - Gluteus Medius

S - Tensor fascia lata & Gluteus minimus

Ant - Adductor Magnus and others = hip adduction

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11
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Shoulder Abduction

Agonist, Synergist, Antagonist =

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A - Supraspinatus

S - Middle Deltoid

Ant - Latissimus Dorsi (shoulder adduction)

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12
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Supraspinatus =

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ABduction

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13
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Infraspinatus =

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EXternal rotation

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14
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Teres Minor =

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EXternal rotation

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15
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Subscapularis =

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INternal rotation

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16
Q

Muscle testing tests muscles _____

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Halfway through their ROM

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17
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Within normal limits of Muscle testing =

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Grade 5 (held in locked position for 3 seconds)

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18
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When muscle testing where do you contact?

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Distal to insertion

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19
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What are the Contraindications for Muscle Testing?

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  • Fracture
  • Resisting over a wound/suture
  • Dislocation
  • Severe joint instability = sprains/strains
  • LESS than 5 years old
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20
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When would you CAUTION muscle testing?

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  • Osteoporosis
  • METS
  • Suspected fracture
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21
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Where is center of gravity?

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Slightly anterior to 1st or 2nd sacral tubercle

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22
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Planes _______ , Axis is ________

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Planes creates the motion, axis is perpendicular angle around which the plane rotates

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23
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Every plane and axis are ______

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Perpendicular to each other

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24
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What are the 3 planes?

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  1. Sagittal / Median
    • Divides body into L and R halves
  2. Frontal / Coronal
    • Divides body into anterior and posterior halves
  3. Transverse / Horizontal
    • Divides body into superior/cephalad and inferior/caudal halves
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25
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What are 3 axes of Rotation?

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  1. Sagittal plane axis is bilateral AKA coronal (runs medial / lateral)
  2. Frontal plane axis is AP/Sagittal (runs AP)
  3. Transverse plane axis is VLP (vertical / longitudinal / polar)
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26
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What are the 2 types of categories of Planes and Axes?

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  1. Cardinal/Mid-planes (cardinal aka mid)

2. Secondary

27
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What is Cardinal/Mid-planes?

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Intersecting 1st or 2nd sacral tubercle

  • Equal division of a part
28
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What does “Secondary” mean?

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Everything away from equality

29
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Pure motion =

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One plane around one axis of motion at one time

  • Measured by goniometer
30
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Elbow is only capable of ______

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“Secondary” sagittal motion (hinge joint) - Flexion and extension

  • Knee, DIP, and PIP
31
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Non pure motion =

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Motion in more than one plane (3D motion) - motion of everyday life

32
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Opposition is _____

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NOT a pure motion

  • Motions have to be combined in order for this to occur
33
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Pec major Inferior-eternal division would be an example of ______

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Opposition

34
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Conical =

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Circumduction

35
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Sagittal/Median plane has how many divisions?

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Left and Right

36
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What is the Sagittal/Median Axis of Rotation?

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Bilateral/Coronal

37
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Sagittal/Median Motions:

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  • Mid (body flex/ext)

- Secondary (arm flex/ext)

38
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Frontal / Coronal plane divisions?

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Anterior and posterior

39
Q

Frontal/coronal axis of rotation:

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AP/ Sagittal

40
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Frontal / Coronal Motions:

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Mid (torso lateral flex)

Secondary (radial/ulnar deviation)

41
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Transverse/ Horizontal divisions:

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Superior and Inferior

42
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Transverse / Horizontal Axis of rotation:

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Vertical Longitudinal Polar (VLP)

43
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Transverse / Horizontal Motions :

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Mid (torso/head rotation)

Secondary (pronation / supination)

44
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Oblique plane axis of rotation:

45
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Oblique plane motions:

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Opposition , Pitching (pec major inf fibers - sternal division), Circumduction (AKA conical)

46
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Joint: Shoulder and Hip

(Motion / Plane / Axis) ->

47
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Joint: Elbow, Knee, DIP, PIP

Motion / Plane / Axis) ->

48
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Joint : Wrist

Motion / Plane / Axis)

49
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Joint: Ankle

Motion / Plane / Axis)

50
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Joint: Forearm

Motion / Plane / Axis)

51
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Shoulder and Hip Motions:

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Flex/ Ext

AB/AD duction

Int/Ext Rotation

52
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Elbow, knee, DIP, PIP motions

53
Q

Wrist Motions:

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Flex/ext

Radial/ulnar dev

54
Q

Ankle Motions:

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Dflex/Pflex

Inversion/eversion

55
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Forearm motions:

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Pronation/supination

56
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Shoulder and Hip

Flex/Ext ->

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Plane: Sagittal/median

Axis: coronal / bilateral

57
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Shoulder and Hip

AB/ADduction ->

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Plane: Frontal Coronal

Axis: AP / Sagittal

58
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Shoulder and Hip

Int/Ext Rotation:

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Plane: Transverse/Horizontal

Axis: VLP

59
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Elbow, knee, DIP/PIP

Flex/Ext ->

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Plane: Sag. / Med.

Axis: Coronal/Bilateral

60
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Wrist

Flex/Ext:

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Plane: Sagittal/Median

Axis: Coronal/Bilateral

61
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Wrist

Radial/Ulnar Deviation:

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Plane: Frontal / Coronal

Axis: AP/ Sag.

62
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Ankle

Dflex/Pflex:

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Plane: Sag/Median

Axis: Coronal/Bilateral

63
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Ankle

Inversion/Eversion:

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Plane: Frontal/Coronal

Axis: AP/ Sagittal

64
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Forearm

Pronation/Supination:

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Plane: Transverse/Horizontal

Axis: VLP

ANLS 3715: Muscle & Gait (6 decks)

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