Related Essays

  • Obstacles In Sports

    While taking a deeper look, we move our fibula, tibia, femur, and patella. To extend our knee we the major muscles in the thigh, the vastus lateralis, rectus...

  • Hip Pain Research Paper

    This joint is capable of a wide variety of complex motions. These motions are aided by a large group of muscles. In addition to the well known gluteal and ha...

  • Quadriceps Muscles Research Paper

    The vastus lateralis is on the outside of the leg and therefore shapes the outer leg. The front part of the thigh is the vastus intermedialis. The rectus fem...

  • Hip Injury And Summary: The Iliacus

    The hip flexor contains seven main muscles, two of the muscles are Iliacus and the Psoas Major (found in the abdomen). They are more commonly referred as the...

  • Why Have Strong Core Muscles

    Rectus abdominis allow the body to bend forward and to the side. External oblique forms a V-shape and move the trunk from side to side. Internal oblique allo...

  • Major Muscles In The Human Body

    There are many bones in the human body, the bones make up the skeleton that provides structure and support for the body. This paper will list some major bone...

  • Joint Range Of Motion Essay

    For the knee extension angle being measured, the stationary body segment lies with the imaginary line formed between the greater trochanter and the later epi...

  • Hip Muscle Strength Essay

    Aforementioned, hip extensors strength is affected as the result of the above knee amputation, however, iliopsoas remains intact and it is the main hip flexo...

  • Muscle: Location, Action, Shape, And Function

    Muscles of the lower limbs include: sartiorius, rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, gastrocnemius, and tibialis anterior/the Soleus. The simil...

  • The Pain Receptors Are Called Nociceptors

    ChanMee Bae Psych 421 Take-Home Exam Total 40 points with 2 One-Point Extra Credit 1. Where are the soma of the receptor cells for the sensation located? (1p...

  • Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/29

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

29 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Which types for receptors are responsive to slow, deep and sustained pressure?
Interstital Type III and IV
Ruffini endings Type II
Davis' Law says
soft tissues model along the lines of stress
Autogenic inhibition?
Inhibition of the muscle spindle resulting form the Golgi tendon organ stimulation
Gamma Loop?
the reflex arc of the horn cell inducing reflex contraction of the muscle
Name the type I and II sensory receptors?
muscle spindle
GTO
Pacini corpuscles
Ruffini endings
20% of pool
Name the type III and IV sensory receptors.
Interstital - pain receptors
Which nervous system is affected by self myofascial release
Autonomic
Renshaw Recurrent Loop?
inhibition of the excitability of motor neurons via the Renshaw cell
Stabilizer of the LPHC and Knee?
Sartorius
Accelerates hip adduction and flexion/stabilizes the hip
piriformis
Integrated Dynamic Movement continum?
2 Leg
alternating/staggered
lunges
1 leg
Dynamic stabilizer for the knee?
Medial Gastroc
Static stabilizer for the knee?
Vastus Lateralis
Pez Ancerine Complex?
Sartorius
Gracilis
Hams
Stabilizes the leg?
Glute Medius
Hip External Rotatior?
Piriformis
Stabilizes the knee?
Glutes Medius
Which muscle is used in hip extension?
Glutius Maximus
Integrated Dynamic Movement continum?
2 Leg
alternating/staggered
lunges
1 leg
Dynamic stabilizer for the knee?
Medial Gastroc
Static stabilizer for the knee?
Vastus Lateralis
Pez Ancerine Complex?
Sartorius
Gracilis
Hams
Stabilizes the leg?
Glute Medius
Hip External Rotatior?
Piriformis
Stabilizes the knee?
Glutes Medius
Which muscle is used in hip extension?
Glutius Maximus
This muscle group transfers forces summated from the transverse plane orientation to propulsion in the sagital plane
Posterior Subsystem
The muscle group includes the glutes med, TFL, Adductors Quadratras and operates in the frontal plane
Laterial SubSystem
This muscle group includes the Lats, glutes, external and internal obliques, adductors and hip rotators
Anterior SubSystem