The Musculo-Skeletal System ( Paper 1) (Miss Kieser) Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 5 different types of joints ?

A
  • Ball and Socket Joint
  • Hinge Joint
  • Gliding Joint
  • Condyloid Joint
  • Pivot Joint
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2
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Give me some information about the Gliding joint ?

A

occurs between the surfaces of 2 flat bones that are held together by ligaments. It is important for sports as these joints are used for flexibility
and movement in the hands, feet and back regions

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3
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Give me some information about the Condyloid Joint ?

A

allow small movement in all directions, these joints are important when a sport involves gripping a ball

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4
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Give me some information about the Pivot Joint ?

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allows rotation only, important for sport because this joints allow for small movements that support a larger sporting action.

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5
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Give me some information about the ball and socket joint ?

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these are found in the hips and shoulders and allows for all type of movement to occur.

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6
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Give me some information about the hinge joint ?

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these are found in the elbows and knees and they allow flexion and extension

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7
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What is a agonist ?

A

the contracting muscle responsible for causing movement.

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8
Q

What is a antagonist ?

A

the lengthening muscles which allows the movement to occur

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9
Q

What is a isometric contraction ?

A

this is when the muscles contracts without lengthening or shortening

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10
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What is a Isotonic contraction ?

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this is when the muscle lengthens or shortens when contracts

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What is a concentric contraction ?

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this is where the muscles shortens when contracts

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12
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What is an eccentric contraction ?

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this is where the muscles lengthen when it contracts

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13
Q

Describe the movement extension ?

A

involves an increase in the angle that occurs around a
joint.

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14
Q

Describe the movement flexion ?

A

involves a decrease in the angle that occurs around a
joint.

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15
Q

Describe the movement plantar flexion ?

A

It involves bending the foot downwards, away from the tibia.

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16
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Describe the movement dorsi flexion ?

A

is bending the foot upwards towards the Tibia.

17
Q

Describe the movement adduction ?

A

Movement towards midline of the body

18
Q

Describe the movement abduction ?

A

Movement away from midline of the body

19
Q

Describe the movement horizontal adduction ?

A

Movement of the arm across the body in the horizontal plane.

20
Q

Describe the movement horizontal abduction ?

A

Movement of the arm away from the body in the horizontal
planeWhat

21
Q

What are the 3 planes ?

A
  • Sagittal
  • Frontal
  • Transverse
22
Q

What is the sagittal plane ?

A

divides the body into left and right sides, it allows forwards and backwards movements

23
Q

What is a sporting example of a sagittal plane ?

A

front somersault

24
Q

What is a frontal plane ?

A

this divides the body into front and back. It allows side to side movements

25
Q

What is a sporting example of a frontal plane ?

A

a star jump

26
Q

What is a transverse plane ?

A

divides the body into lower and upper halves. It allows for rotational or turning movements.

27
Q

What is a sporting example of a transverse plane ?

A

ice skating spin

28
Q

What are the 3 different axes ?

A
  • Sagittal axis
  • Longitudinal axis
  • Transverse axis
29
Q

What it is a longitudinal axis ?

A

runs through the body vertically from top to bottom

29
Q

What is a sagittal axis ?

A

it runs through the body horizontally from back to front

30
Q

What is a transverse axis ?

A

runs through the body horizontally from left to right