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Anatomy and Physiology

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4 Functions of Muscle   Producing Movement, Maintaining Posture, Stabilizing Joint, Generrating Heat  
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Producing Movement   Locomotion, external environment, internal body channels (Urine, Bile, Food, Baby)  
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Maintaining Posture   maintain an erect/seated posture  
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Stabilizing Joint   Reinforcing/ stabilizing joints  
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Generating Heat   Contraction, Normal body temperature, 40% of bodyis muscle  
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Types of Muscle Tissue   Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth  
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Skeletal   Attached to bone, some facial bone, to skin, Voluntary - Nervous system  
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Cardiac   Walls around heart, Branching chains to cells, Involuntary - heat pacemaker  
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Smooth   Walls of Virceral Organ, Single fusiform, Involuntary - Chemical Stretch  
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Common body movement   Flexion, Extension, Rotation, Abduction, Adduction, Circumduction  
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Flexion   Sagittal plane, Hinge joint, Ball and socket  
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Extension   Increase angle, Hyperextension is x>180  
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Rotation   Longitudinal axis, ball and socket, shaking head "No"  
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Abduction   Frontal plane/ Median, Fanning fingers/toes  
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Adduction   Toward Midline, opposite abduction  
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Circumduction   Combo of all others, ball and socket, proximal - stationary, distal - moves, while outline of core  
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Origin   stationary bone  
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Insertion   moveable part of the bone  
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Pectoralis Major   Rotates arm at shoulder, Flexes/ extend arm at shoulder  
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Prctoralis Minor   Rotates scapula, Elevates ribs during forced inhalaion  
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Deltoid   Full range of motion at shoulder  
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Latissimus Dorsi   Should rotation, Draw arms downward and backward  
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Gluteus Maximus   Rotates thigh at hip  
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Trapezius   Movement/ rotation of scapula  
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Rectus Abdominus   Rect - straight, parallel to midline, compresses abdomen - to aid in defecation, urination, forced exhalation, and childbirth  
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External Oblique   Both sides, one side bends vertebral column laterally  
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Transverse Abdominus   Across - Perpendicular to midline) Compress Abdomen  
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Diaphragm   Breathing contraction/ relaxation, changes volume of thoracic cavity resulting in inhaling and exhaling  
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External Intercostals   Inhaling  
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Internal Intercostals   Exhaling  
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Biceps Brachi   Flexes/raises forearms  
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Triceps Brachi   Extends forearms  
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Brachioradialis   Involoves flexing forarm below elbow  
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