Clinical Test 2

Front 1

set of nonverbal signals, including body movements, posture and facial expressions that gives expression to various physical mental and emotional status

Back 1

body language

Front 2

naturally occuring concave forward curve present in the thoracic region of spine when viewed from the side

Back 2

kyphosis

Front 3

naturally occuring convex forward curve present in the cervical and lumbar regions of the spine when viewed from the side

Back 3

lordosis

Front 4

also called orthostatic hypotension; fall in blood pressure associated with dizziness, syncope and blurred vision that occurs upon stading or when standing motionless in a fixed position

Back 4

postural hypotension

Front 5

flat position with head and feet on the same level

Back 5

supine

Front 6

the modified supine postion when the head is lower then the heart

Back 6

trendelenburg

Front 7

the study of human body measurements especially on a comparative basis

Back 7

anthropometry

Front 8

the feild of physiology that studies muscular actions and functions in the maintenance of the posture of the body

Back 8

body mechanics

Front 9

the ability to adapt to needed postural tasks, remain functionally intact, and return to the neutral posture when the demand is no longer there

Back 9

dynamic postural integrity

Front 10

the study of human characterics for the appropriate design of the living and work environment for the achievement of optimal performance with the lease amount of negative effects

Back 10

ergonomics

Front 11

muscles working together as a unit to complete a movement ot task

Back 11

functional movement

Front 12

methodology for development of postural habits that improve musculoskeletal efficency

Back 12

movement (somatic) education

Front 13

anything that puts the clinician or pt at risk

Back 13

risk factor

Front 14

any work pratice that improves clinician and pt safety

Back 14

safe work pratices

Front 15

physical, chemical or emotional factor that causes physical or mental tension and may be a factor in disease caustaion or fatigue

Back 15

stress

Front 16

organization of clinician as related to pt, treatment delivered, area of mouth treated

Back 16

treatment process organization

Front 17

term used to describe disorders of the musculosketal, autonomic and peripheral nervous system caused by repeated and forceful movements

Back 17

work-related musculoskeletal disorder, repetitive strain injusry, cummulative trauma disorder, bioaccumulated stress

Front 18

application to clinical procedure of time and motion studies, analysis of instruments and equipment and body mechanices to provide pt with smooth dental hygiene therapy

Back 18

work simplication