Lab Flashcards

1
Q

Shoulder joint

A

Formed with articulation of humerus and scapula

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2
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Muscles in the shoulder joint

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1) Deltoid muscle
2) Pectoralis major muscle
3) Latissimus dorsi muscle

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3
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Shoulder joint movements

A

Abduction: sideward elevation
Adduction: the opposite of abduction
Flexion: forward elevation of the arm (hands up)
Extension: back to anatomical position
Inward rotation: humerus moves towards your body
Outward rotation: the opposite
Horizontal flexion: from side horizontal position to front horizontal position
Horizontal extension: return to side horizontal position

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4
Q

Shoulder girdle

A

Scapula and clavicle

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5
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Protraction

A

hunch back

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6
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retraction

A

arch back

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7
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elevation

A

elevate shoulders

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8
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depression

A

Bring shoulders down

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9
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upward rotation

A

raise hands

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10
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downward rotation

A

bring hands back down

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11
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Muscles in the shoulder girdle

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1) trapezius muscle (upward rotation, elevation, retraction, depression)

2) rhomboid muscle (retraction and downward rotation)

3) Levator scapulae muscle (elevation)

4) Serratus anterior muscle (protraction of scapula, upward rotation of scapula)

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12
Q

Deltoid Muscles has three parts which are…

A
  • Anterior
  • Medial
  • Posterior
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13
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What is the anterior deltoid is responsible for?

A

Flexion and horizontal flexion

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14
Q

What is the middle portion of the deltoid responsible for?

A

abduction and horizontal extension

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15
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What is the posterior portion of the deltoid responsible for?

A

horizontal extension assists with extension

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16
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Elbow joint

A

formed by the junction of the humerus with the radius and ulna bones

17
Q

Elbow joint movements

A

Flexion: bending the elbow
Extension: the opposite of flexion

18
Q

Radio-ulnar joint movements

A

Pronation: palm down
Supination: palm up

19
Q

Elbow joint muscles

A

1) Biceps brachii muscle (flexion, assists in supination of the forarm, assists in flexion at the shoulder joint)

2) Brachialis muscle (flexion)

3) Triceps brachii muscle (extension of elbow, assists in extension of the shoulder joint)

20
Q

Wrist and hand movements

A

1) flexion: palm towards ulna and radius

2) Extension: hand moving back towards front of the arm

21
Q

Wrist and hand muscles

A

Flexor muscles: flexion of the wrist and fingers

Extensor muscles: extension of wrist and fingers

22
Q

Trunk movements

A

flexion: bending over, bringing face towards the thigh
extension: return from flexion
Lateral flexion: bending sideways (left or right)
Rotaion: twisting of the trunk on its own axis (like a screw driver)
Circumduction: circular rotation

23
Q

Trunk muscles

A

Abdominal muscle group
Erector spinae muscle group

24
Q

Hip joint movements

A

Fexion: movement of front of the thigh towards chest
Extension: the return from flexion
Abduction: kick outwards
Adduction: the return from abduction
Inward rotation: knees and toes point to eachother
Outward rotation: toes are pointed away from midline of the body

25
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hip joint muscles

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1) iliacus and psoas muscle (flexion in hip joint)

2) gluteus maximus muscle (extension of hip joint and outward rotation)

3) gluteus medius muscle (abduction at the hip joint)

4) adductor Magnus muscle (adduction at hip joint)

26
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Knee joint movement

A

Flexion: bending the knee
Extension: return to anatomical position

27
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knee joint muscles

A

1) quadriceps muscle group (extension at the knee)
2) hamstring muscle group (flexion at the knee, extension at the hip joint)

28
Q

Ankle joint movements

A

Dorsiflexion: raising your foot toward your chin (flexed foot)

Plantar flexion: pointing your toes downwards

29
Q

Ankle joint muscles

A

1) Gastrocnemius Muscle (plantar flexion, assist flexion at knee)
2) Soleus Muscle (plantar flexion)
3) Tibialis anterior muscle (dorsiflexion)