Concept 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Full motion possible in a joint or series of joints

A

ROM

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2
Q

Fibrous bands of tissue that connect muscles to bones and facilitate movement of a joint

A

Tendons

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3
Q

Hypermobility

A

Looseness or slackness in the joint and of the muscles and ligaments (soft tissue) surrounding the joint

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4
Q

Motion in a joint outside the normal plane for that joint, due to loose ligaments

A

laxity

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5
Q

Elasticity in the MTU; measured by force needed to stretch

A

Stiffness

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6
Q

Tight bands or knots in a muscle or fascia (a sheath of connective tissue that binds muscles and other tissues together)

A

Myofascial trigger points

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7
Q

Bands of tissue that connect bones

A

Ligaments

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8
Q

A functional unit of a skeletal muscle and its associated tendon.

A

Muscle-tendon unit (MTU)

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9
Q

Greater degree of stretch before onset of pain

A

Stretch tolerance

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10
Q

An assist to stretch from an active contraction of the opposing (antagonist) muscle

A

Active assistance

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11
Q

Exercises used to maintain existing joint mobility

A

ROM

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12
Q

stretching technique that incorporates muscle contraction prior to stretch

A

Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF)

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13
Q

reflexive contraction (shortening) of a muscle that occurs when sensory neurons in the MTU percieve a stretch of a muscle. the reflex subsides gradually, allowing muscle to be stretched beyond resting length

A

stretch reflex

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14
Q

reflex relaxation in a stretched muscle during contraction of the antagonist

A

reciprocal inhibition

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15
Q

stretch imposed on a muscle with the assistance of a force other than the opposing muscle

A

passive assistance

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16
Q

stretching should occur to a point

A

just before discomfort begins

17
Q

what do ACSM guidelines recommend for getting the most benefit from stretching with the least effort

A

hold stretches for 10-30 sec, with all the repetitions totaling 90 sec

18
Q

whats the stretching method that requires the assistance of a force other than the opposing muscle

A

passive assistance

19
Q

what stretch refers to the tightness or resistance that occurs when a muscle is first stretched

A

stretch reflex

20
Q

what contains a greater proportion of elastin, contributing to their relatively high degree of flexibility

A

muscles