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The roll and glide occur in the same direction
What is concave on convex
Athrokinematics of GH shoulder abduction.
What is superior roll and inferior glide?
Normal carrying angle for women.
What is 10-15 degrees?
Arthrokinematics of wrist extension.
What is dorsal roll and palmar glide?
Effects of anterior muscles with anterior pelvic tilt.
What is lengthened abdominals and shortened hip flexors?
What is eccentric contraction?
The normal sacpulohumeral rhythm.
What is 2:1 (GH:ST)?
MOI of injury to MCL at the elbow.
What is forceful extension and excessive valgus?
Condition that causes injury to the lunotriquetal ligament?
What is VISI/volar intercalated segment instability?
Lift with max torque on the knees.
What is squat lift?
Contraction that has the least amount of force production
What is fast concentric?
Dynamic stabilization of the GH joint.
What is rotator cuff muscles, GH capsular ligaments, coracohumeral ligament, long head of biceps, or glenoid labrum?
Open chain arthrokinematics at the HU joint during extension.
What is posterior roll and glide and ulnar abduction?
Arthrokinematics of CMC adduction.
What is dorsal roll and palmar glide?
Arthrokinematics of lumbar spine during right side bend.
What is right facet glides down and left facet glides up?
The lever with the largest arc ROM/flexibility.
What is 3rd class lever?
The motions to achieve downward rotation of the ST joint.
Muscle recruited during high power activities in elbow extension and flexion.
What is long head of triceps and biceps brachii?
Percentage of compressive forces at Radiocarpal joint.
Arthrokinematics of thoracic spine right rotation.
Factor to increase torque production
What is increase the moment arm?
Scapula motion during full abduction.
What is posterior tilt and externally rotates at the AC joint?
Muscle activation when pushing door open.
What is synergist relationship of anterior deltoid and triceps?
Ideal grip position degrees.
What is 30-35 degree wrist extension and 5 degree ulnar deviation?
SCM unilateral contraction.
What is ipsilateral lateral flexion and contralateral axial rotation