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What Pes Region is divided into medial, lateral, and central regions

A

Plantar Region

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The ____ region includes the medial and lateral malleoli?

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Talus/Ankle Region

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What region of the lower extremity can be divided into anterior, posterior, and medial regions?

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Thigh/Femoral Region

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What region of the lower extremity can be divided into anterior, posterior, and lateral regions?

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Leg/Crus Region

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What region is round in shape and is located posterior to the leg region?

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Calf/Sural Region

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The Thigh/Femoral Region is located from the inferior aspect of what ligament to the knee region?

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Inguinal Ligament

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What is the surface over the posterior surface of the knee region?

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Popliteal Surface

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What is it called when the toes and palms face anterior?

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Anatomic position

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What is it called when the torso is slightly slouched, and the palms are facing medially?

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Relaxed standing

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Surfaces are used to describe what?

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Anatomic position

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Terminology to describe on the same side of the body.

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Ipsilateral.

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Terminology to describe closer to the surface.

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Superficial

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What is the movement when you decrease the angle between body parts?

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Flexion

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What is it called when you extend the ankle joint bringing the dorsum of the foot closer to the anterior surface of the leg?

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Dorsiflexion

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What is the combination of movements for supination?

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Plantar flexion, adduction, inversion.

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What is the combination of movements for pronation?

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Dorsiflexion, abduction, eversion.

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What planes divide the body into equal parts?

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Cardinal Body Planes.

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a. What planes divide body into left and right parts?

b. How about equal left and right parts?

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Sagittal Planes.

Midsagittal/ Median Sagittal/ Cardinal Sagittal.

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What is the functional classification for immovable joints? Slightly movable? Freely movable?

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Synarthrosis, Amphiarthrosis, Diarthrosis.

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Structural classification is based off of what?

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The material that unites the bone ends.

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What are the 3 types of structural joint classifications?

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Fibrous, Cartilaginous, Synovial.

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What are the 3 types of fibrous structural joint classifications?

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Sutures, Gomphosis, Syndesmosis.

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What is the structural joint classification that is united by fibrocartilage cartilage?

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Secondary Cartilaginous Joints

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What is the structural joint classification that are for temporary joints?

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Primary Cartilaginous Joints

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What functions to lubricate and protect the articular cartilage in a synovial joint?
Synovial Fluid
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What is the joint classification of the ankle joint?
Hinge/Ginglymus Synovial Diarthrosis.
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What is the joint classification of symphysis pubis?
Secondary Cartilaginous Amphiarthrosis
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What is the dense connective tissue that connects bone to bone?
Ligament
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What type of bone has good blood supply for rapid healing?
Cancellous/Trabecular/Spongey
30
T or F: The pelvic girdle (os coxa) is part of the axial skeleton.
F: it is part of the appendicular skeleton (lower limb).
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What part of the bone contains bone marrow?
Medullary cavity
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What is another name for the part of the long bones that are the growth plate?
Physes
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What are the round or oval bones located within tendons or joint capsules called?
Sesamoid bones
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What is the largest sesamoid in the body?
Patella
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What is a depression in or on a bone?
Fossa
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What is a small rounded prominence for the attachment of soft tissue structures?
Tubercle
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All lower extremity bones begin as cartilage except what?
The distal ends, tufts, o the distal phalanges.
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Where are the primary ossification centers of long bones?
Midshaft of the bone
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What are areas for passage for vessels that nourish the tendon?
Vincula
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What is layer of the tendon sheath is found between the tendon and its sheath?
Paratenon
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T or F: Skeletal muscle is the only striated muscle.
F: cardiac muscle is also striated
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What part of the skeletal muscle that is the functional mobile attachment?
The insertion
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The muscle biceps brachii is named via:
Number of origins
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What is the structure that has the greatest number of valves?
Lymph vessels
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What are vessels that allow exchange of nutrients and wastes for cells?
Capillaries
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What is the vascular structure that helps regulate body temperature by directing blood away from the surface to deeper tissues?
Arteriovenous shunts
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What is the structure inferior to the spinal cord near the second lumbar vertebra in adults?
Cauda Equina
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What is the structure that is a collection of nerve cell bodies in the dorsal root?
Dorsal Root Ganglion.
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The ventral spinal root carries what kind of impulses and fibers?
Motor impulses, efferent fivers.
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Dorsal and ventral primary rami carry what kind of fibers?
Motor and sensory fibers. | Afferent and efferent fibers. Because they’re mixed.
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T or F: parasympathetic supply the lower extremity.
F.
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The superior surface of the foot is also called the ____ surface of the foot.
Dorsal
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The are on tendons that does not have tendon sheaths and has the greatest potential of injury due to lack of blood supply is called the ______.
Watershed Area
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Which plane divides the body into medial and lateral parts?
Sagittal
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A small prominence superior to a condyle is called a/an ______.
Epicondyle
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Patient cannot move the sole of their foot toward the midline of the body. What action is affected?
Inversion
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Give the functional classification of a synovial joint.
Diarthrosis
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When the body is an anatomical position, the flexor surface of the leg faces in a/an ____ direction.
Posterior
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Name the vessels that travel without arteries in the superficial fascia.
Superficial veins
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Ventral primary rami are sensory, motor, or mixed?
Mixed
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Name the type of bone found in the core of epiphyses.
Cancellous bone.

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