Quiz 1.1 Flashcards

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Osteology

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Study of structure & function of skeleton and bony structure

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Arthrology

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Study of the anatomy, functioning, and treatment of joints/articulations

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3
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Mechanical Interactions

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Physical association b/w 2+ objects

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4
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Importance of movement analysis

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Movement can convey emotion, age, injury
Important to identify typical vs. atypical

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5
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Fundamental Movement

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Movement of the body moves THROUGH a plane and AROUND an axis

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6
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Plane

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Imaginary flat surface along which movement takes place
Ex: walking is in sagittal plane

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Sagittal plane

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Imaginary flat surface that passes from the front of the body to the rear dividing the body into 2 symmetrical R&L halves
Forward and backward movement
Walking!

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Transverse (horizontal) plane

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Imaginary flat surface that is parallel to diaphragm
Splits inferior/superior
Ex: twist and turn of trunk

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9
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Frontal (coronal) plane

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Imaginary flat surface that passes side to side; perpendicular to sagittal plane

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10
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Axis

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Imaginary line about which the body or limbs rotate

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11
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Mediolateral (frontal horizontal) axis

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Line that passes from side to side at a right angle to sagittal plane
Imagine spear going through hip and leg swings on the spear
Related to movement in the sagittal plane (Flexion and extension)

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Vertical (Longitudinal) axis

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Passes from head to foot; perpendicular to transverse plane
Ex: Stick through rotisserie chicken
Internal and external rotation

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13
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Anteroposterior (sagittal horizontal) axis

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Passes from the front to the read, perpendicular to frontal plane
Ex: cartwheel
Abduction and Adduction

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14
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Flexion

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Angle between two bones attached at a joint decreases

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15
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Extension

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Angle between two bones attached at a joint increases

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16
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Hyperextension

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When a joint is overstretched due to exaggerated extension

17
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Dorsiflexion

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Flexion of the ankle, toes come up

18
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Plantar flexion

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Extension of ankle, pointing toes

19
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Joints that move alone sagittal plane when walking

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Hip, knee, ankle

20
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Adduction

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Movement laterally toward the midline of the body

21
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Abduction

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Movement laterally away from the midline of the body

22
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Is there movement of knee and ankle in frontal plane?

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Yes
Knee minimal
Ankle Inversion/eversion

23
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Inversion

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Ankle out, big toe up
“rolling ankle”

24
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Eversion

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Big toe down, pink toe up