Start Friscia- Lecture 10 Flashcards

1
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What movement is the sagittal plane responsible for

A

flexion and extension

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2
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What movement is the frontal/coronal plane responsible for

A

postal abduction and adduction

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3
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What movement is the transverse plane responsible for

A

rotation

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4
Q

What is the upper appendicular skeleton

A

The upper limb

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5
Q

what movements can the scapula do

A
  • elevation/depression
  • rotation
  • protraction/retraction
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6
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what movement can the the glenohumeral joint perform

A
  • flexion /extension
  • aduction/abduction
  • lateral/medial rotation
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7
Q

what movements can the humreoulnar perform

A

-flexon/extension

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8
Q

what movements can the radioulnar and humeroradial

A

pronation/supination

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9
Q

what movements can the wrist (radiocarpal) -

A

flexion/extension,

radial/ulnar deviation

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10
Q

what movements can the fingers (carpometarpal, metacarpophalangeal, interphalangeal)

A

flexion/extension,
abduction/adduction,
opposition

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11
Q

Pectoral Girdle – only bony attachment is to at the

A

sternoclavicular joint anteriorly

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12
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how does the clavicle develop

A

intramembranous ossification

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13
Q

__________ is where the clavicle and scapula meet

A

ocrominum joint

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14
Q

_____________ is where the sternum and clavicle join

A

sternoclavicular joint

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15
Q

Where does the scapula lay in relation to the ribs

A

between 2-7

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16
Q

What are the 2 process of the scapula

A

acromion and coracoid process

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17
Q

_________________ is the most mobile joint of the body

A

glenohumoral joint

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18
Q

_____________________________ is where the head of the humorous aligns with the scapula and sternum and clavicle

A

glenohumeral joint

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19
Q

_________________ a landmark on scapula

A

glenoid

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20
Q

what is classified as the upper limb

A

arm, forearm, wrist, and hand

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21
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_____________ is the long bone of the upper arm

22
Q

What are the 3 joints of the elbow

A

humeroulnar
humeroradial
radioulnar

23
Q

_______________ flexion/ extension between trochlea of humorus and trochlear notch of ulna

A

humeroulnar

24
Q

___________ capitulum of humorous or head of radius

A

humeroradial

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__________ radial notch of ulna
radioulnar
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what are 2 joints between the radius and ulna
proximal and distal
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wrist has how many bones with little motion, except at _______________
radiocarpel joint
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how many phalanges do we have
3 phalanges except for on thumb
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What is C1 called
atlas
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What is C2 called
axis
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7, neck, including special vertebrae for moving the head all have vertebral foramen
cervical –
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12, all articulate with ribs at least once
thoracic –
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– 5, weight bearing
lumbar
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5, fused for attachment of pelvis
sacral –
35
<4, ‘tail’
coccygeal –
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thoracic and sacral - kyphoses
primary curvatures
37
cervical and lumbar - lordoses
secondary curvatures
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Movements – determined by intervertebral joints flexion/extension – _______________
cervical & lumbar
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Movements – determined by intervertebral joints | lateral bending – ______________
cervical & thoracic
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Movements – determined by intervertebral joints | rotation – ___________________________
thoracic and cervical
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________________ – for muscle attachment
spinous/transverse processes
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_____________– restrict movement
articular processes
43
____________ – spinal cord
arch
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_______________- support
body
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Joints between vertebrae Intervertebral disc | _____________
Articular processes
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Development - __________________ – partly from notochord
intervertebral discs
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__________________ – 1 or 2 with body. Articulars between vertaebrae
costovertebral joint
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_________________ – with transverse processes
costotransverse joint
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hole between Forman for spinal nerves
Intervertebral foramen
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___________________ is squishing a spinal nerve between vertebral discs in the intervertebral formaen
slipping a disc.