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Locomotion Flashcards

1
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describe the functions of the skeletal system

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  • provides our basic shape
  • provides support for the body
  • allows muscular system to produce movement (locomotion)
  • protection of vital organs
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what are the two functional parts of the skelton

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axial and appendicular

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3
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what is included in the axial skeleton

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head
neck
trunk

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what is included in the appendicular skeleton

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limbs
pectoral and pelvic girdle

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5
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describe cartilage

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avascular, resilient, semirigid connective tissue
in areas for flexibility, and articular cartilage reduces friction

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6
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what are the functions of bone

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support
protection
mechanical basis
storage
formation of new cells (eg immune cells).

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7
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what distinguises compact and spongy bone

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amount of solid matter and size of space

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8
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describe compact bone

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provides strength for weight bearing, in long bones it is found in the middle of the shaft
long bones have elevations

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what are the elevations in long bones

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ridges, crest, and tubercles

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10
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what are the five classifications of bones

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long
short
flat
irregular
sesamoid

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11
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what is a sesamoid bone

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patella in the knee

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12
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what are the flat bones like

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protective

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13
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what are long bones like

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tubular

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14
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describe short bones

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cuboidal shape as, such as tarsus, carpus

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15
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what is the metaphysis

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the area of growth between the diaphysis and the epiphysis

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16
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what is the medulla of the bone

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the bone marrow

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17
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what are the bone markings

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this is where the tendons, ligaments, or fascia are attached
arteries are adjacent to here

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18
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what are bone formations

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this is the passage of a tendon to improve leverage of the bone

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19
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what is the capitulum

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rounded protuberance such as on the humerus

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20
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what is the condyle

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large prominence providing structural support overlying hyaline cartilage such as in the femur

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what is the crest of the bone

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raised or prominent part of the edge of the bone like in the iliac crest

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22
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what is the epicondyle

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rounded protuberance at the end of bone, for ligaments, tendons and muscles

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23
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what is the facet

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the symmetrical synovial lined joints with a fibrous capsule that connects teh articular facets of the vertebrae

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24
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what is the foramen

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a passage or opening between two cavities in bone, like the foreman magnum at the base of the skull

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what is a fossa

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shallow depression in bone surface like in the scapula

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26
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what is the groove

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a narrow channel, depression or furrow such as found in the humerus

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27
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what is the head of the bone

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this is the tip, like the femoral head

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28
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which bone has a line

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tibia

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29
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what is the malleolus

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expanded projection or process at the distal end of the fibula or tibia at the level of the ankle

30
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what is a notch

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a depression in a bone which often but not alwyas provides stabilisation to an adjacent articulating bone

31
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what is a protuberance

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a body part that bulges outward from a surface

32
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which bone has a spine

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scapula

33
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what is a trochanter

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tubercle of the femur near its joint with the hip bone

34
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what is the trochlea

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anatomical structure resembling a pully, found on the humerus

35
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what is a tubercle

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a small rounded projection

36
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what is a tuberosity

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a moderate prominence were muscles and connective tissue attach like the tibia

37
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what is movement related to

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anatomical position

38
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which elements of the skeletal system are active during general posture

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only a few of the back and lower limb muscles
mechanical arrangement means minimal muscular activity

39
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which joints at the most stable

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hip and knee joints

40
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which joint is less stable in normal posture

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ankle joint

41
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where is red bone marrow found in long bones

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top and bottom

42
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what is the sagittal plane

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vertical slice of torso from the sagittal suture of the parietal bones to the feet.

43
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what is median plane of hand

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cut through the middle finger

44
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what is the median plane of the head

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cut through nose

45
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what is the coronal plane

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cut from top of the head, perpendicular. divide the person into anterior and posterior

46
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what is transverse plane

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horizontal divide in torso

47
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describe superficial

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nearer to the surface

48
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intermediate

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between a superficial and a deep structure

49
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deep

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farther from the surface

50
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medial

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nearer to median plane

51
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lateral

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further from the median plane

52
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posterior

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nearer to the back

53
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inferior

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nearer to feet

54
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caudal

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near to feet

55
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dorsal

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posterior

56
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anterior

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nearer to the front

57
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ventral

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anterior

58
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distal

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farther from the trunk or point of origin

59
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proximal

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nearer to the point of origin

60
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superior

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nearer to the head

61
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cranial

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superior

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63
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what is the gait cycle

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heel strike
loading response
midstance
terminal stance
preswing
initial and mid swing
terminal swing

64
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which muscles are active in heel strike

A

gluteus maximus
tibialis anterior
posterior capsule

65
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which muscles are active during loading response

A

quadriceps femoris

66
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which muscles are active during midstance

A

triceps surae

67
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which muscles are active during terminal stance

A

triceps surae

68
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which muscles are active in preswing

A

deep plantar flexors
flexors of toes
intrinsic foot muscles
rectus femoris

69
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which muscles are active during initial and mid swing

A

contralateral abductors of hip
iliopsoas and rectus femoris

70
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which muscles are active during terminal swing

A

hamstrings
tibialis
quadriceps femoris

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