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1st recordings of masssage bodywork
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2000-3000 B.C. in China
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French surgeon who studied in China and brought eastern techniques to the west
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Ambrose Pare
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Father of swedish massage
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Per Henrick ling
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Advocated massage and taught to his colleagues
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Dr John Mezger
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Brought swedish massage to U.S. in 1854. Recent revival for massage in 1960-1970's sports massage.
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George and Charles Taylor
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AMTA
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American Massage Therapy Association. Developed the massage magazine and Massage Therapy journal
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AMBP
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Associated Bodywork and massage professional. developed the massage and bodywork magazine.
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IMA
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International massage association
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NCETMB
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National certification exam therapeutic massage and bodywork
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The intentional and systematic manipulations of the soft tissues of the body to enhance healing and health.
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massage
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This encompasses a wide variety of manuel therapies including systems of soft tissue manipulation, movement integration, energy work, etc..
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bodywork
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Skin layers (three)
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epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous
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Forms of inappropriate touch
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Hostile/aggressive, erotic/sexual, body(illegal anatomical areas)
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Effects of massage therapy (physical)
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relaxed, pain relief, increased circulation
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Effect of massage (emotional)
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Emotional releases, reduces anxiety, body awareness
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Auto
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self
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epi
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above
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hyper
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excessive
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hypo
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deficient
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back
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sub
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under, below
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trans
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across
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brachial
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arm
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algia
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pain
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emia
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blood circulation
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gram
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record
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one who specializes in
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itis
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inflammation
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logy
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study of
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tumor
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Auto
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self
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epi
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above
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hyper
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excessive
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hypo
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deficient
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back
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sub
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under, below
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trans
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across
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brachial
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arm
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algia
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pain
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emia
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blood circulation
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gram
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record
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one who specializes in
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itis
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inflammation
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logy
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study of
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oma
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tumor
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Auto
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self
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epi
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above
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hyper
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excessive
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hypo
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deficient
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back
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sub
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under, below
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trans
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across
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brachial
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arm
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algia
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pain
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emia
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blood condition
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gram
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record
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one who specializes in
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itis
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inflammation
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logy
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study of
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tumor
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pathy
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process of disease
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gliding stroke(swedish)
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effleurage
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kneading (swedish)
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petrissage
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to rub (swedish)
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friction
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wake up the nerves (swedish)
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vibration
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to tap or drum (swedish)
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tapotement
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touch without moving (swedish)
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holding
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Four anatomical planes
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Median, Sagittal, Frontal, Transverse
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planes dividing the body in equal left and right parts
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median
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plane dividing the body in unequal left and right parts
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sagittal
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plane diving the body into front and back
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frontal
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plane dividing the body in upper and lower sections
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transverse
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Body part thats above another structure of the body
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Superior
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body part thats below another part
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inferior
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Front of the body
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anterior
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back of the body
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posterior
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Body part thats closer to the midline (median)
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medial
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body part thats farther away from the midline (median)
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latteral
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Structure of the body thats closer to the trunk (referring to arms and legs only)
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proximal
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Body part further from the trunk (referring to arms and legs only)
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Distal
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Body part thats closer to the surface
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Superficial
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body part thats further from the surface
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Deep
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when the client personalizes the theraputic relationship
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tranference
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when the practitioner personalizes the theraputic relationship
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counter transference
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a system of values and priciples that makes a society live civilized and happy
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ethics
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person with the least amount of training and most limited scope of practice
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technician
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person who practices a profession with a greater knowledge base and broader scope of practice than a technician
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practitioner
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one who treats illness/injuries, has more/most training and large scope of practice
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therapist
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describes how one body part relates to another body part
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directional terms
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describes how a body part realtes to antother anatomical plane of the body
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positional terms
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Body standing
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erect
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body standing with palms facing outward
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anatomical position
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body lying horizontal face down
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prone
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body lying face up
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supine
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when an approach is beneficial to a clients health
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pain, stress, preventio
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when an approach is harmful to a persons well being
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general-fever, cancer
regional- open sores, fractures |
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sports massage originated
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ancient greece
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trends in massage
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area of wellness and medical/healthcare
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defines the knowledge base and practice perameters for a profession
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scope of practice
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basic structural and functional unit of all living things
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cell
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group of specialized cells performing a particular function in the body
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tissue
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4 types of tissue
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E C M N
Epithelium, connective, muscle, nervous |
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groups of specialized tissues in the body
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organ
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where two or more organs that function in the body
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system
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3 components of the skeletal system
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Bone, cartilidge, ligaments
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a type of dense connective tissue made of calcium and phosphate, 206 in the body
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bone
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types of connective tissue that covers the joints in the body
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cartilidge
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tough pliant type of connective tissue, attaches bone to bone
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ligaments
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place where two or more bones meet
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joints
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allows for the movement of the musculoskeletal system, weight bearing and holds together the skeleton.
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function of joints
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cause and permit movement by the actions of contractions
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skeletal muscle
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