Week 2-Musculoskeletal system Flashcards

1
Q

Osteology

A

study of bones; how they develop & respond to environment

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2
Q

Function of bones?

A

Support/protection
Movement
Hematopoisis
Storage of minerals & fats

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3
Q

Bone tissue?

A

Spongy bone

Compact bone

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4
Q

Osteoblasts?

A

Bone-forming osteocytes

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5
Q

Wolff’s Law?

A

Calcification after a break

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6
Q

Degree of freedom (DOF)

A

How it moves

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7
Q

Range of motion (ROM)

A

How MUCH it moves

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8
Q

Fibrous joints?

A

Have firm connections between bones

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9
Q

Sutures?

A

continuous periosteal connections between bones

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10
Q

Gomphoses?

A

joints where teeth fit into socket of jaw

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11
Q

Cartilaginous joints?

A

Have slightly more movement than fibrous joints

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12
Q

First range of motion?

A

Active - Client moves a given body part through its possible motions independently

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13
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Second range of motion?

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Passive - Client rests while therapist moves joint through its possible movements

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14
Q

Third range of motion?

A

Resisted - Client meets resistance from practitioner in attempting to produce movement at a joint

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15
Q

3 factors that affect joint stability?

A

Joint type
Ligaments
Muscles

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16
Q

Ligaments?

A

Increase stability

17
Q

Levers?

A

Combination of muscle and bone articulation enable the joints to work as levers

18
Q

Muscle contraction type?

A

Isometric; Iso = same, metric = length
Eccentric; muscle lengthening
Concentric; muscle shortening

19
Q

Levers in the human body?

A
First class 
Second class 
Third class
20
Q

First class?

A

Vertebrae

21
Q

Second class?

A

Lower leg tippy toes

22
Q

Third class?

A

Most common

Elbow joint