Body Terms
Joints
Inflammation
Rehabilitation
Misc.
100
A health specialist may describe clearly identify an injury beneath the soles of you feet.
What is the term inferior?
100
These are generally always found where 2 or more bones meet.
What are joints?
100
May result in localized warmth, swelling, and itchiness
What is inflammation?
100
Rest, ice, compression, and elevation may be applied immediately after an acute injury.
What is R.I.C.E.?
100
Movement across a single plane.
What is uniaxial?
200
This plane is responsible for dividing the left from the right half of your body.
What is the sagittal plane?
200
This connective tissue is found to connect bones-to-bones.
What are ligaments?
200
Toxins, bacteria, viruses, allergies, stress, and some foods can all result in an inflammatory response.
What are triggers?
200
An alternative treatment to acute injury that emphasize maintaining movement, limited exercise, analgesics, and treatment.
What is M.E.A.T.?
200
The ability to use flexion/extension, abduction/adduction, and rotation all at once.
What is circumduction?
300
A word generally used to describe locations far away for the midline of one's body.
What is lateral?
300
This tissue is responsible for sensations within your "gut" or inside your body.
What are fascia?
300
Reactive agents that regulate gut activity, sleep, and immune response.
What are histamines?
300
This principle emphasizes pain reduction during recovery using mostly natural treatments like turmeric or magnesium.
What are analgesics?
300
Persistant fatigue, fever, rashes, or chest pain.
What is chronic inflammation?
400
Another name for the horizontal plane.
What is the transverse plane?
400
This connective tissue is found across different locations in your body based on its function, including: nose, ears, rib cage, and knees.
What is cartilage?
400
A chronic autoimmune disease caused by an overactive immune system resulting in red patches of skin with silvery scales and edges.
What is psoriasis?
400
Will improve movement, manage pain, minimize or limit the chance of future injury.
What are the primary goals of PT?
400
These joints can perform multiaxial movement including: flexion/extension, abduction/adduction, and rotation.
What are Ball-and-Socket Joints?
500
A PT may clearly describe the injury.
What is right, lateral, and inferior to the transverse plane?
500
The classifications of joints include immovable, barely moveable, and freely moveable.
What are fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial joints respectively?
500
The assumption that autoimmune diseases are a result of exposure to different and high levels of pollutants or changes in the duration of seasons.
What is the Environmental Theory?
500
Quenn Latifah was contracted by the Brooklyn Nets for her expertise in the 2010 RomCom Just Wright.
What was her profession?
What is a PT?
500
Histamine is released by white blood cells, which open blood vessel walls, and allow plasma and white blood cells to fight foreign invaders (germs and viruses).
What is the inflammatory response?