Body Movements/positions
injuries/ conditions
assessment/rehab/treatment
anatomy/ planes
cardio/ vital signs
100

You lean your torso to the right or left during a stretch

what is side bend

100

Twisting your ankle while playing soccer, tearing a ligament 

what is sprain

100

Therapist asks you to move your arm in all directions to measure flexibility 

what is ROM
100

Area of the body containing lungs and heart

what is thorax

100

Heart Rate measured at rest in the morning 

what is resting heart rate (RHR)

200

Pulling your shoulder blades together during a rowing exercise

what is retraction

200
Pulling a hamstring while sprinting 

what is strain

200

Clinician resists your arm movement to test strength

what is RROM

200

Imaginary plane dividing top/bottom of the body

what is transverse/horizontal plane
200

Heart beats faster than normal after sprinting 

what is tachycardia

300

Rotating your forearm so the palm faces upward.

what is supination

300

Shoulder partially dislocates after a fall

what is subluxation
300

Device used to immobilize a broken arm

what is splint

300

Imaginary plane dividing left/right halves of the body

what is sagittal/midsagittal plane

300

Safe and effective heart rate zone during exercise

what is target heart rate (THR)

400

Patient lies flat on their back for an abdominal exam

what is supine

400

Vertebra slides forward in lower spine during gymnastics

what is spondylolisthesis

400

Warm pack applied to sore muscles to improve circulation

what is thermotherapy/thermal

400

Anatomical term for the front of the body

what is ventral

400

Top number of a blood pressure reading during heart constriction 

what is systolic pressure

500

Holding a plank for 30 seconds without movement

what is static

500

Severe brain injury occurs from a second concussion before recovery 

what is second impact syndrome

500

Electrical machine used for pain relief by stimulating nerves

what is TENS
500

Reddening of the skin after exercise

what is rubidor

500

Cold causes blood vessels to narrow, reducing blood flow

what is vasoconstriction