Types of Muscles and joints Flashcards

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What re the examples of a hinge joint?

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Elbow, ankle and knee. Only allow forward and back movements

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What are the examples of a ball and socket joint?

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Hip and shoulder

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what type of movements can be at the shoulder?

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extension/flexicion
abbudicton/adduction
rotation
circumnduction

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What type of movements can be at the ankle?

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Plantar/dorsi flexion

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What is an example of a pivot joint/

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Only allowed rotational movement, neck

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What is plantar flexion?

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Movement between he gastrocnemius and soles

Gastrocnemius and Soleus (Agonist) and Tibialis Anterior (Antagonist)

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What is flexion at the knee?

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Biceps Femoris (Agonist) and Rectus Femoris (Antagonist) Fixator - Gluteus Maximus

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What is dorsi flexion?

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Movement analysis Dorsi Flexion is bending the foot upwards towards the Tibia. i. e. - Action of pulling up toes towards the body.

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What is adduction?

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Movement towards midline of the body

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What is abbduction?

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Movement away from midline of th body

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What is horizontal flexion?

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Movement analysis Horizontal flexion: Movement of the arm across the body in the horizontal (transverse) plane.

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What is horizontal extension?

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Movement analysis Horizontal extension: Movement of the arm away from the body in the horizontal (transverse) plane

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13
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What joint is used for flexion fo the shoulder?

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Anterior deltoid

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14
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What joint is reposnbile for extension joint for shoulder?

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Posterior deltoid

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What joint is repsobilbe for adduction at the shoulder?

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Latissimus dorsi

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16
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What joint at the shoulder is responsible for abduction?

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Middle deltoid

17
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What joint does the shoulder use at horizontal flexion?

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pectorals major

18
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What joint does the shoulder use for horizontal extension?

A

Posterior deltoid

19
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What joint is used for medial rotation of the shoulder- transverse?

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Medial Rotation Teres Major Subscapularis

20
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What joint at the shoulder Is used for lateral rotation?

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Teres Minor Infraspinatous

21
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What plane is the elbow?

A

Saggital, flexion- uses the bicep brachii

extension-tricep brachii

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What type of joint is the wrist?

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Condyloid
flxion- wrist flexors
extension- wrist extensors

23
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What movements do the hips create?

A

Ball and socket joint
flexion- illiposas
extension- gluteus Maximus

24
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What muscles does the hip use for adduction?

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Adduction brevis
Magnus
longus

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What muscles do the hips use for abductopn?
Gluteus maximus Gluteus medius gluteus minimus
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What does the knee use for flexion?
Biceps femoris semitendinous and semimembranosus concentrically contract.
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What muscles do the knee use for extension?
rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius and vastus medialis.
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What is the all or none law
Characteristics of a Motor Unit A minimum amount of stimulation is required to start a muscle contraction. If an impulse is strong enough then all the muscle fibres in a motor unit will contract. However, if the impulse is less than the threshold required then no muscle action will occur.
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Wgar are the muscles used for doors flexion?
Tibilas anterior
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How is the ball and socket joint made up of in a synovial joint?
Allows a lot of range of motion, the round head of one bone fits into the cups shaped capsule of the connecting bone