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skeletal system
framework protects our organs & allows us to move

*produces blood cells (hematopisis)
muscular system
movement through contraction of its cells
cartilage
connective tissue(nose,ear,trachea,larynx)
tendons
attach muscle to bone
ligaments
bone to bone
long bones,short bones, irregular bones,flat bones
long = upper/lower
short-wrist/ankle
irregular=spinal cord,jaw
flat= thin: ribs,skull, scapula
crepitus(assessment of the bones)
moving a joint,crunching sound due to over use of a joint
ball and socket joint
rounded head fits into cup like cavity of another bone

*shoulder,hip
condyloid joint
oval head one bone fit shallow cavity of another

* wrist
gliding joint
carpal bones wrist, tarsal in feet
hinge joint
*elbow,knee
pivot joint
*proximal joints ulnar & radius
saddle joint
*between trapezium & thumb
range of motion descriptions
active
active assist
passive
circumduction
(ball & socket) : shoulder & hip. Circle
dorsiflexion
ankle:point toes toward head
eversion & inversion
sole of the foot: eversion: away from midline inversion: toward midline
extension
neutral position; straighten joint
external rotations
ball & socket; towards outside (knee out)
flexion
bend hinge joint
hemiparesis
side of weakness (one side not as strong as the other side) measured in "grips"
hemiplegia
side of paralysis
internal rotation
ball & socket joint in; knee pointed in
normal muscle tone
slight resistance

flacid: no tone @ all
spastic: inc tone; feel like they're resisting you
paraplegia
paralyzed waist down
paresis
weakness
pronation
face down,stomach down,palms down
quadraplegia
paralysis of arms & legs
rotation
turning on an exia; ball & socket
supination
on back. palms up
Assessing Muscle strength
1. shoulder flexion
2. elbow flexion & extension
3. wrist extension
4.grip
5.hip flexion
6.knee flexion & extension
7.ankle dosiflexion & plantar flexion
isotonic
muscle shortening,active movement ex)running
isometric
muscle contraction w/o shortening. ex) contract quad muscle
isokinetic
muscle contraction w/resistance ex) lift weights
inspection (objective physical examination)
1. bilateral symmetry
2.joint deformities
3.spinal curvature (convex,concave)
4.ability to move (transfers,ambulation)
joint deformities
a. contractures: shortening muscle from disuse
b.dislocation: full separation of a joint
c.subluxation:partial separation of a joint
spinal curvature
a.scoliosis-lateral curvature spine-school aged children
b.kyphosis-exaggerated roundness thoracic area (older population;hunchback)
c.lordosis-exagerrated curvature lumbar spine(pregnancy)