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AMT Musc gen

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muscle that is striated skeletal
voluntary muscle is this type skeletal
weaker muscles are this type smooth
muscle that is striated and involuntary cardiac
involuntary muscles are smooth and cardiac
visceral muscle is smooth
muscle named for action levator
muscle named for locatin of attachements sternocleidomastoid
deltoids are named for shape
triceps are named for number of divisions
decrease angle of joint flexion
point toes toward knees dorsiflexion
opposite of levator depressor
Muscle that counteracts the action of another muscle antagonist
; use of high frequency current to produce heat in body part diathermy
protein in muscle cells that when absent causes atrophy dystrophin
synergistic muscles working together
connect muscles to bones tendons
membrane around skeletal muscles sarcolemma
treatments and exercises that can help a person with disability attain maximum function and improve activities of daily living rehabilitation
position when head is lower than feet trendellenberg
head of bed is raised is the _______position fowler
dorsal recumbent is position most often used in the _____medical field obstetrics
lying on back with feet in stirrups lithotomy
position commonly assumed for examination of rectum and colon Sims
Attacks of severe pain and lameness caused by ischemia (poor circulation) claudication
Infection, usually bacterial, that results in death of body’s soft tissue Necrotizing fasciitis
muscle tissue slowly replaced by fat is indicative of Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
when one uses upper body to raise themselves to standing position Gower's sign
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