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29 Cards in this Set

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striated muscle
voluntary muscle that responds to signals from the brain
nonstriated muscle
smooth muscle
What are the 3 types of muscle?
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
proprioception
perception regarding movements and position of the body
atony
lack of muscle tone, strength
retinaculum
structure that hold an organ or tissue in place
anconeus
extends the forearm
atrophy
wasting away of muscles due to lack of use
Charley horse
cramps and pain in a bruised muscle
cramp
muscle spasm
dystonia
abnormal postures from altered muscle tone
fasciculations
involuntary muscle contractions from nerve damage
myalgia
muscle pain
myopathy
muscle disease
paralysis
loss of nervous control of muscle
rigor mortis
muscle hardness 4-7 hours after death
torticollis
contraction of sternocleidomastoid causing head rotation
What is another name for lateral/medial epicondylitis?
tennis elbow
tetanus
disease from bacteria "Clostridium tetani."
What is another name for tetany?
Lockjaw
plantar faschiitis
pulling of calcaneal periosteum by fascia, and pain with it.
leiomyoma
benign tumor of smooth muscle
myasthenia gravis
chronic neuromuscular weakness, starts with face.
Parkinson's Disease
progressive nervous disorder. (Slow movement, rigid muscles, tremors, unstable posture).
polymyositis ossificans
bony deposits in muscle tissue
muscular dysrophy
genetic muscle dysfunction and deterioration
What are 2 other names for fibromyalgia?
myofascial pain syndrome
fibromyositis
Dupuytren's contracture
painless thickening of palmar fascia due to fibrous proliferation (loss of finger function)
What is another name for tendonitis?
tenosynovitis