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22 Cards in this Set
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Vibration |
Massage technique that uses tips of fingertips to produce a rapid shaking motion |
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Petrissage |
Massage technique that involves kneading, lifting, or grabbing |
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Muscular |
Contracts and moves certain parts of the body and supports the skeletal system |
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Percussion |
Tapotement; involves short light slapping or tapping motions |
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Organs |
Separate body structures that perform different functions |
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Non-striated |
Involuntary muscle that is smooth and not marked with lines |
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Skeletal |
Physical foundation of body;206 bones |
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Duct glands |
Secretes waste on to skins surface; located in dermis |
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Integumentary |
Skin and it's lauyers; protective |
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Insertion |
Portion of muscle attached to bone |
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Tissues |
Group of similar cells that perform specific functions |
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Epidermis |
Outrermost layer of skin; basal layer |
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Sebum |
Oily substance that lubricates the skin or scalp |
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Acne |
Chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands |
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Friction |
Massage technique that involves rubbing, rolling, or wringing |
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Middle of the muscle |
Belly |
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Effleurage |
Gliding, stroking, or circular movements |
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Dermis |
Inner layer of the skin |
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Origin |
Place where a muscle attaches to a non moving piece of bone |
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Mitosis |
Tissue cells reproduce by dividing in half |
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Dermatology |
Study of skin and all its functions and treatments |
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Ethmoid |
Spongy bone between both eye sockets |
