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This phenomenon occurs when the tendon is being pulled off of the bone.
What is Bowstringing?
The idea that volume and pressure of gas are inversely proportional, is know as this term.
What is Boyle's Law?
This is the primary motion at the shoulder during flexion of the shoulder.
What is a spin?
This ligament is responsible for the Anterior thickening at the Elbow joint Complex.
What is the Anterior Ligament?
This position is achieved by placing the wrist into maximum extension with radial deviation.
What is a Closed Pack Position?
This grip is used for delicacies.
What is a Spherical Grip?
These are the muscles being used during passive exhalation.
What is no muscles?
This muscle is in the best position to prevent the humeral head from anterior dislocation.
What is the Subscapularis?
This type of ligament is found on the Medial and Lateral sides of the Elbow.
What are Collateral Ligaments?
This joint type is unique to the thumb.
What is a Saddle joint?
What is Prehension?
This coordinated contraction results in reduced IA volume, which increases pressure impeding venous return, and is potentially dangerous for older adults.
What is a Valsalva Maneuver?
A dynamic inferior glide occurs, at the humeral head, during shoulder extension because of what?
What is the contraction of the Rotator Cuff muscles?
This term describes the alignment of the elbow in full extension and supination, that results in natural valgus position and is different for women.
What is a Carrying Angle?
This is the Arthrokinematics description of an Ulnar Deviation.
What is the Scaphoid and Lunate roll Ulnar and Slide Radially?
The FDP splits and allows passage of these muscles.
What is the Flexor Digitorum Superficialis?
The ribs do this type of motion/movement during Forced respiration.
This is the primary motion occurring at the AC joint during a Lateral and Posterior tilt of the Scapula.
What is Internal Rotation of the AC joint?
This nerve could be impacted by a fracturing of the Radial Head.
What is the Median Nerve?
These irregular carpal bones have a unique feature of being convex on both articulating sides.
What are Capitate and Hamate?
This pinch involves the Ulnar Nerve and Intrinsic muscles.
What is a Pad to Pad pinch?
Which of the following are accessory muscles for taking a deep breath: Quadratus Lumborum, Erector Spinae, or Pectoralis Major.
What is all of the above?
During a Lat-Pulldown, you pull the bar down straight towards your thorax, as you are letting the bar com back to resting position, leading to this type of contraction.
What is an Eccentric contraction of your shoulder extensors?
This motion occurs at the radial head that is articulating with the Ulna, at the Proximal Radioulnar joint.
What is a Spin?
This is the other name for the TFCC.
What is the Ulno-menisco-triquetral Joint?