DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MYOTOME/DERMATOME
What is skin vs muscles?
force that has multiple acting single point
vs
same plane opposite direction
What is resultant vs parallel force?
How many ribs?
2 sets of 12
total of 24
Point around which a body's weight is equally balanced in all directions
What is Center of Gravity?
different types of hip/knee angles
What is valgus and varum?
What is the Axillary Nerve?
Concentric vs Eccentric
What is
muscle shortening with gravity
vs
muscle lengthening against gravity
how many spinal discs
23
6 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar
area bound by the outermost regions of contact between the body and the support surface
What is Base of Support?
angle between neck and shaft of femur
What is angle of inclination?
nerve that innervates adductor muscles of the hip
What is the Obturator Nerve?
ISOKINETIC/ISOTONIC/ ISOMETRIC
What is resistance to force a constant speed, muscle shortens because tension exceeds load, tension increases but does not exceed load.
name parts of the vertebra
pedicle
lamina
body
spinos process
imaginary vertical line passing through the COG toward the center of earth
What is Line Of Gravity?
angle between the line of the femoral condyles and line of femoral head and neck
What is angle of torsion?
Nerve that innervates illipsoas and sartorius
What is the Femoral Nerve?
two or more forces with different directions aimed at a common point
What is Concurrent force?
how many spinal nerves
8 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar
5 sacral
1 coccygeal
Which is not true?
lower COG more stable object is
focus on stationary objects for better balance
lower the mass greater the stability
stability increases as the BOS is widened
What is lower the mass greater the stability?
degrees of carrying angle
10-15 in women?
nerve that innervates the hamstrings
What is the Sciatic Nerve?
down phase in a squat is what
What is eccentric contraction?
curve in lower back
What is lorodosis?
how to increase COG?
What is widen base, have greater mass, remain within BOS?
Why do we have a carrying angle?
What is because we don't want to hit our legs when we carry something?