Anatomical Positions, Goni & MMT
Essentials of Movement, Muscles & Joints 1
Essentials of Movement, Muscles, & Joints 2
Purposeful Movement of the Head
Muscles of the face
100
This term means toward the direction of the back
What is posterior or dorsal?
100
Stability always comes _____ mobility
What is before?
100
The elbow bent at full flexion is an example of this type of position
What is an open-pack position?
100
This type of movement of the TMJ occurs when bringing the mandible back toward the head
What is retraction
100
This muscle's name is...
What is frontalis
200
The knee is ____ to the hip
What is distal?
200
This term describes movement that occurs through a series of small actions
What is sequential movement?
200
The knee is this type of joint
hinge joint
200
The suprahyoid muscles contribute to this type of movement of the TMJ
What is TMJ depression?
200
This muscle, when activated bilaterally, elevates the upper lip
What is the levator labii superioris?
300
When doing MMT, this should be completed if the joint cannot move through at least 50% of it's ROM
What is gravity minimized MMT?
300
This type of contraction occurs when there is a lengthening of the muscle
What is eccentric contraction?
300
This structure acts as an attachment for speech & swallowing muscles
What is the hyoid bone?
300
The medial pterygoid contributes to what TMJ motions?
What is elevation and protraction?
300
This bone is at the back of the head: 
What is the occipital bone?
400
This assessment should always be completed before MMT
ROM screen
400
A push up is an example of this type of kinetic chain
What is closed-chain?
400
This structure connects muscle to bone
What is tendons?
400
These 3 muscles contribute to TMJ elevation
What is masseter, temporalis, and medial pterygoid?
400
This muscle helps you take in deep breaths through your nose
What is nasalis
500
This plane of motion involves abduction/adduction movements
What is the frontal plane?
500
When bringing food to the mouth, the tricep is the ____ muscle
What is antagonoist?
500
In this phase of swallowing, the bolus is sent to the esophagus
What is the pharyngeal phase?
500
The temporalis contributes to these 2 TMJ motions
What is elevation and retraction?
500
This cluster of muscles helps you swallow by depressing the hyoid
What is the infrahyoids?