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If something is lateral, what does that mean?

Away from the midline of the body

What is this a picture of?

An abrasion

What is being shown in the picture?

A tendon (Achillies tendon)

What is the vertical plane that seperates left and right?

Sagittal Plane

If something is medial, what does that mean?

Toward the midline of the body

If my toe is pointed forward and I move it to point sideways, what movement did my hip joint perform?

Lateral rotation

What locational terms/sections of the body does the coronal plane seperate?

The anterior and posterior

What would this injury be classified as?

An acute injury

What is prone and supine position?

Prone - Lying flat on stomach; Supine - Lying flat on back

What is this tool?

Goniometer

An underbite would be considered what kind of movement of the jaw?

Protraction

What movement is being performed here?

Elevation of the shoulder joint

When doing jumping jacks, what movement is the shoulder joint performing?

Abduction

Imagine you are turning this volume button louder. What movement is your arm/elbow performing?

Supination

Jimmy worked out on Wednesday. Friday morning he woke up feeling incredibly sore and was concerned that something was wrong. What is he experiencing and should he be concerned?

Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness, No this is a naturally occuring event in muscles exposed to new activities.

What does R.I.C.E stand for?

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

What is the picture representing?

Hyperextension

What movement is happening in the picture?

Extension of the elbow

Which locational term is referring to the section away from the head/toward the lower section of the body?

Inferior

The very first part of the macarana dance is performing which movement with the shoulder joint?

Flexion

What is the ACL an example of?

A ligament

Explain the concentric and eccentric movements of the quadriceps during leg extensions..

Concentric - Shortening of a muscle (When the knee is in flexion) Eccentric - Lengthening of a muscle (When the knee is in extension)

What is the medical term that refers to the way someone walks?

Gait

What is the medical term for a bruise?

Contusion

What is muscle atrophy?

Loss of muscle mass due to inactivity or disease

What is the attachment point where the muscle movement occurs called?

Insertion

What is the name of a joint injury where a bone has been forced out of it’s normal anatomical position?

Dislocation

What is arthritis?

Inflammation of the joints

I am posterior and considered dorsal. I am also superior to the rib cage. Which body part am I?

Scapula (Shoulder Blade)

Which section of the hand would be proximal? Distal?

Proximal: Wrist; Distal: Fingertips

Give an example of bilateral and unilateral.

Answers may vary. Bilateral - Both sides; Unilateral - One side

Use deep and superficial when explaining the location of two body parts.

Answers may vary. Deep - Far from surface; Superficial - Close to surface

Give an example of an isometric contraction.

Answers may vary. Contraction of a muscle without movement.

How would you classify arthritis?

Chronic

What is the attachment point where muscle movement does not occur called?

Origin

Have a participant demonstrate anatomical position

Feet together pointed forward, arms at side with palms facing forward, body is postured, and looking forward