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Under the Microscope
The body
100

Raising the shoulders towards the ears 

Elevation

100
The ability for the muscle to stretch is called what?

Extensibility

100

The study of the gross structure of the body or the study of an organism and the interrelations of its parts is defined as...

Anatomy

100
What is the percentage of muscle mass in the body?

40-60%

100

Shallow breathing is an example of what time of effect massage has on the body?

Reflex effect
200

Turning the palm face up

supination

200

The capacity of a muscles to stretch or lengthen is....

extensibility

200

The study of muscular activity and mechanics of body movement is defined as....

Kinesiology

200

True or False

Is cardiac muscle also called smooth muscle?

False

It is Cardiac Muscle

200

True or False

A basic knowledge of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology is necessary in mastering the theory and practice of therapeutic massage.

True

300

Bringing the knees together

adduction

300

What is the muscles ability to return to normal resting length when a stress that has been placed on it is removed?

Elasticity

300

The study of the structural and functional changes caused by disease is defined as...

pathology

300
What does skeletal and cardiac muscles have in common?

Striations

300

The most stationary attachment of a muscle is called what?

The Origin

400

Action of the femur when turning the feet outwards

lateral rotation

400

The ability of a muscle to return to its original shape after being stretched is called what?

Elasticity

400

Is an abnormal and unhealthy state of all or part of the body wherein it is not capable of carrying on its normal function is defined as....

Disease

400
How would you describe cardiac muscles?

Involuntary/striated/visceral

400
What benefits does the reflex effect have on the body when preforming a massage?

Reduced heart rate and slower, deeper breathing.

500

Movement of the jaw (mandible) when opening the mouth

depression

500

What is the ability to contract or shorten and exert force is called what?

Contractility

500
The science and study of the vital process, mechanisms, and functions of the cells, an organ, systems of organs, or the entire organism is defined as...

Physiology

500

What characteristics does a muscle need to function?

Irritability (excitability)

Contractility

Elasticity

Extensibility

500

Subjective evidence of disease or bodily disorder is defined as...

A symptom

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