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Decreased tone resulting from disuse or neurologic impairment
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1 Hypotonicity (Flaccidity): 2 Skeletal Muscle :
3 Flexion: 4 insertion muscle attachment
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Skeletal Muscle : Works with tendons/bones to move the body
, Cardiac Muscle: Forms the bulk of the heart
Smooth Muscle: Forms the walls of hollow organs (stomach,
intestines, blood vessels, ureters)
origin muscle attachment the attachment to the more stationary bone,
insertion muscle attachment the attachment to the more movable bone
Which bones are long bones: Upper and lower extremities (contribute to
height/length)
Which bones are short bones: Wrist and ankle (contribute to movement)
Which bones are flat bones: Ribs and skull (contribute to shape)
which bones are irregular bones: Spinal column and jaw
Abduction: Lateral movement away from the midline of the
body
Adduction: Movement toward the midline
Circumduction: Turning the distal part of a limb to trace a circle
while the proximal end remains fixed
Flexion: The state of being bent
Dorsiflexion: Backward bending of the hand or foot
Plantar flexion: Bending the foot downward
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Practice questions for this set
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Decreased tone resulting from disuse or neurologic impairment
Choose an answer
1 Hypotonicity (Flaccidity): 2 Skeletal Muscle :
3 Flexion: 4 insertion muscle attachment
Don't know?
Terms in this set (46)
Skeletal Muscle : Works with tendons/bones to move the body
, Cardiac Muscle: Forms the bulk of the heart
Smooth Muscle: Forms the walls of hollow organs (stomach,
intestines, blood vessels, ureters)
origin muscle attachment the attachment to the more stationary bone,
insertion muscle attachment the attachment to the more movable bone
Which bones are long bones: Upper and lower extremities (contribute to
height/length)
Which bones are short bones: Wrist and ankle (contribute to movement)
Which bones are flat bones: Ribs and skull (contribute to shape)
which bones are irregular bones: Spinal column and jaw
Abduction: Lateral movement away from the midline of the
body
Adduction: Movement toward the midline
Circumduction: Turning the distal part of a limb to trace a circle
while the proximal end remains fixed
Flexion: The state of being bent
Dorsiflexion: Backward bending of the hand or foot
Plantar flexion: Bending the foot downward
