Directional
The elbow is _____ to the wrist.
proximal
Fibroplasia
second phase of tissue healing in
which collagen fiber meshwork is formed; scar
formation
Flex
foot moving up is what movement
dorsiflexion
Divides the body into left and right sides
sagittal
The knee is _____ to the chest.
Inferior.
Occurs 36 hrs. post-injury
Vasodilation
what compliments the actions of a primary mover
how many grades of strains and sprains are there
Bonus if you can describe them
3
Divides the body into anterior and posterior
The nose is ______ to the eyes.
medial
What phase can last one year or more
Maturation
the palm of the hand is in anatomical position. What is this direction the arm is in
supination
lowering phase of a squat is what type of contraction for the quad
eccentric
Organ system responsible for storing nutrients and supporting the body.
Skeletal
Using correct directional terminology how would you say that a person had a cut on their skin, but did not need stitches?
the wound is superficial
There will be cell death in the acute inflammatory phase due to what
Bonus if you get all three correct
Trauma to involved tissue
Hypoxia of surrounding healthy tissue
Exposure to phagocytic enzymes by
surrounding tissues
what is the agonist of a cable pushdown
Tricep muscle
What is the antagonist of the upward motion of a squat
Hamstring
Organ system responsible for protecting the body from foreign bodies
Lymphatic
Using correct directional terminology, how would you explain a wound on the shin compared to the ankle.
proximal
During the phase Fibroplasia formation of granulation tissue includes what three things
Capillaries
Fibroblasts
Collagen synthesis
what type of joint is the shoulder and hip
Ball and Socket
To turn the foot inward is what motion
Inversion
Organ System containing the heart and blood vessels.
Cardiovascular