Structure/Fxn of MSK Flashcards

1
Q

Three types of joints from least to most movement

A

fibrous (skull,interosseus membrane), cartilaginous (intervertebral discs, pubic symphysis), synovial

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2
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synchondrosis

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cartilaginous joint of hyaline cartilage (growth plate of growing long bone)

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3
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amphiarthosis vs diarthrosis

A

some movement, freely movable

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4
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abduction/adduction is done on what axis?

A

anterior-posterior

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5
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relationship b/w mobility and stability

A

inverse

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6
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two shapes of articulating surfaces

A

ovoid and sellar/hinge (uniaxilar)

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7
Q

types of ovoid joints

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plane (biaxial), condyloid (biaxial), spheroid (multiaxial)

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8
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Purpose of ligaments? damage is called?

A

limit range of motion, sprain

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9
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eversion vs inversion of ankle

A

eversion is outward, inversion is inward

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10
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avulsion fracture

A

bone fragment tears away due to muscular contraction or ligament attachment (osgood schlater)

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11
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aponeurosis vs tendon

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spreads out force, concentrates force

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12
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three types of contraction

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concentric (shorter), eccentric (longer), isometric (no change)

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13
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three components of muscle group

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protagonist, antagonist, synergist

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