muscles
hip and knee joint
prefix definitions
massage techniques
random definitions
100

How many adductor muscles are there and what are there names?

pecitineus, gracilis, adductor brevis, adductor longus and adductor magnus

100

name of knee joint 

tibiofemoral joint

100

anterior and posterior mean

front and back

100

Refers to gliding strokes

Effleurage


100

pain that lasts less than 30 days, and usually related to specific injuries, diseases, or invasive procedures.  

acute

200

this muscle is known as 4th hamstring

adductor magnus

200

what is classification of the hip joint

ball and socket or enarthrodial
200
face down and face up 

prone and supine

200

A cycle of rhythmic lifting, squeezing, and releasing of tissue

Petrissage


200

process of providing care that seeks to alleviate or reduce pain to a level of comfort acceptable to the patient 

pain management

300

which muscle group of the thigh does knee extension

quadriceps

300

name the actions of the knee joint

extension and flexion

300

articulation equals

joint

300

Best stroke for promoting proper scar formation

Friction 

300

position of the body over a base of support

posture

400

slippery green snakes

sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosus

400

what absorbs shock cushions and protects the knee joint from rubbing bone against bone?

menisci or meniscus

400

functional 

muscles pull bones out of alignment 

400

Delivered rhythmically, allowing your hands to spring back after contact, which reduces the impact

tapotement

400

type of care provided to patients who are facing a life limiting illness and who are no longer responding to therapeutic or cure oriented treatments

hospice

500

how many hamstring muscles are there

500

what is the name of the hip joint?

acetabulofemoral joint

500

hyper and hypo

to much and not enough 

500

Rapid shaking, quivering, trembling, or rocking movements applied with the fingertips, full handed, or an appliance

vibration

500

curative measures used to treat diseases, disorders, or injuries 

therapeutic