Planes & Axes
Bones & Cartilage
Muscular System
Hip & Pelvis Bones
Hip & Pelvis Muscles
100

Sagittal Plane

types of movement, name of axis, and how the plane divides the body (vertical or horizontal and into what parts)

What are flexion & extension, mediolateral axis, and vertical plane divided into right & left?

100

three types of joints, five types of bone, four types of tissue, four types of connective tissue, three types of cartilage

What are fibrous cartilaginous synovial, long short sesamoid irregular flat, epithelium connective muscle nervous, CTproper bone blood cartilage, hyaline fibrocartilage elastic?

100

three types of contractions & four properties of muscle

What are concentric, isometric, eccentric & excitability, extensibility, elasticity, contractibility?

100

anterior pelvic bones 

What are ASIS, AIIS, ischial tuberosity, iliac crest, pubic bones?

100

The standing leg vs the moving/gesture leg (in terms of chain)

closed chain vs open chain
200

Frontal Plane

types of movement, name of axis, and how the plane divides the body (vertical or horizontal and into what parts)

What are abduction & adduction, anteroposterior axis, and vertical plane divided into front & back?

200

Skeletal functions

What are protection of organs, support to maintain posture, point of attachment for muscles, mineral storage?

200

active insufficiency vs passive insufficiency 

What is muscle is contracted until it can no longer contract vs muscle is stretched until it can no longer stretch?

200

type of joint and cartilage for SI joint, LS joint, and pubic symphysis 

synovial and fibro and hyaline, synovial and fibro and hyaline, cartilaginous and fibro and hyaline

200

Definition of the labrum & cause of a laberal tear

What is the soft tissue that covers the acetabulum & wearing down of the labrum due to repetitive motion?

300

Transverse Plane

types of movement, name of axis, and how the plane divides the body (vertical or horizontal and into what parts)

What are external rotation & internal rotation, longitudinal axis, and horizontal plane divided into top & bottom?

300

Four steps of recovery from a fracture

What are hematoma (blood clots), fibrocartilage beginning tissue repair, bony calluses, and remodeling?

300

slow twitch vs fast twitch and what they are best for in ballet

What is contracts slowly, high endurance, adagio vs contracts quickly, fatigues easily, allegro?

300

two functions of bursa

protection of bony prominences and decreasing friction

300

Definition of a dermatome

What is an area of skin supplied with nerve fibers of the single spinal nerve root?

400

below & toward midline, above & away from midline, outward rotation of the foot, eversion of tarsals with abduction of the foot, lying on back facing upward, on the same side, relating to the back, toward the point of attachment

What is inferomedial, superolateral, eversion, pronation, supine, ipsilateral, dorsal, proximal?

400

Two types of uniaxial joints, two types of biaxial joints, two types of triaxial joint

What are pivot & hinge, saddle & condyloid, ball and socket & plane?

400

functions and types of muscle

What are protection of bones and organs, stabilization of joints, heat production, maintenance of posture, production of movement & skeletal, cardiac, and smooth?

400

Degrees of flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, internal rotation, external rotation, straight leg raise

What are 110-120, 15-30, 45-50, 25-30, 30-45, 40-60, 80-150?

400

6 deep rotators and distal attachment & pes anserine attachments

What are piriformis, quadratus femoris, superior gemellus, inferior gemellus, obterator externus, obterator internus, Greater Trochanter & sartorious, semitendinosus, gracilis?

500

The definition of osteokinematics

What is the relationship of the movement of bones around a joint axis?
500

refers to bone, refers to cell, refers to cartilage, refers to new cell creation, refers to cell removal

osteo, cyte, chondro, blast, clast 

500

The agonist and antagonist of bending the arm

What is bicep is shortening (agonist), tricep is lengthening (agonist)?

500

Label diagram (counterclockwise)


What are lumbosacral joint, sacrum, PSIS, coccyx, pubic symphysis, ischial tuberosity, acetabulum, pubis, illium, iliac crest?

500

3 hip biarticular extensors and their proximal insertion

biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus & ischial tuberosity