INJURIES/DISEASES
STRETCHING
ANATOMICAL LOCATIONS
REFLEXES
MOTOR TASKS
100
Can you name two sports injuries?
sprain
twist
100
What is static stretching?
Elongates muscles. Patients sustain forces for extended periods
100
The elbow is ______________ to the wrist.
superior
100
How do you call this reflex?
ankle jerk
100
Hoe do you call an individual task with beginning and end point?
discrete task
200
Can you name two ligament tears?
ACL
MCL
200
What is self- stretching?
Independent exercises that help reduce pain and stress
200
The quadriceps are located on the _______________ portion of the lower leg.
anterior
200
How do you call this reflex?
knee jerk / patellar relflex
200
What motor 
task is this?
serial task
300
Can you name two nervous system diseases?
Parkinson's disease
multiple sclerosis
300
What is mechanical stretching?
Uses work out equipment to assist with therapy.
300
The inner thigh muscles are located on the _______________ side of the thigh.
medial
300
How do you call the reflex when the arm curls?
bicep reflex
300
Can you say three examples of continuous task?
swimming, cycling, running
400
A disease where the brain has problems controlling the body’s movement, balance or posture.
Celebral palsy
400
What is this?
Manual stretching
400
The ears are located on the ____________ side of the head.
lateral
400
How do you call the reflex when the fingers abruptly extend?
extensor digitorum reflex
400
How do you call any task carried out through the coordination of musculoskeletal cells?
Motor task
500
What does ACL stand for?
Anterior cruciate ligament
500
What is this?
PNF stretching
500
The _________________ plane creates left and right sides.
sagittal
500
When you score 4+ what does it mean?
Hyperactive with large, involuntary motions
500
How is it called when the conditions in one trial are the same or different in another trial?
intertrial variability