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contractile tissue
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muscles, tendons, and their attachments to bone;
able to shorten (sacromeres) |
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inert tissue
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joint capsules, ligaments, bursae, blood vessels, cartilage, and dura; non-contractile, pain when stretched
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Osteokinematic
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flexion; abd, add, etc
Movement between 2 bony structures (physiological movement) |
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Arthrokinematic
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roll, spin, glide (joint movement)
Movement between 2 articular surfaces (accessory movement or joint play) |
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Dermatome
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the area of the skin supplied by a single nerve root from the spinal cored; sensory
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Myotome
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groups of muscles supplied by a single nerve root from the spinal cord; motor
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Supine
Prone |
laying on back
laying face down |
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How many bones in the ankle/foot complex?
Joints? What are the regions? |
28 bones
25 joint Rearfoot, midfoot, forefoot |
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What joint connects the fibula and tibia?
The tibia and the talus? The calcaneous and the talus? |
Distal tibiofibular joint
Talocrural joint (ankle) Subtalar joint (talocalcaneal) joint |
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What joint connects the talus and the navicular?
The cuneiforms together? The cuneiforms to the cuboid? The cuneiforms to the navicular? The calcaneous to the cuboid? |
talocalcaneonavicular joint
intercuneiform joints Cuneocuboid joint Cuneonavicular joint Calcaneocuboid joint |
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Midfoot or __?
Forefoot or __? |
Chopart's joint
Lisfranc's joint |
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What joint connects the MT to one another?
MT to the phalanges? Phalanges to one another? |
Intermetatarsal joint
Metatarsophalangeal joint Proximal/distal interphalangeal joint |
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In a radiograph, bright area is called ___ and is the ___.
The dark area is called ___ and is the ___. |
radiopacity; healthy bone
radiolucency; fractures |
