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1. What are the "trail markers" that will help you locate the muscles and tendons? The bony landmarks the bone's hills, dips, and ridges
2. Since there are different body types and the terrain is never the same, explain how one "body map" could apply to all of them The body's composition and structures are virtually identical on all movements
3. What does "palpation" mean? To examine or explore by touching on organ or area of the body
4. palpation is an art and skill that involves_________ Locating a structure, becoming aware of its characteristic, and assessing
5. Laying one hand on top the other allows the the bottom hand to stay receptive while the top hand__________ Directs movement and depth
6. Name three ways palpation can be made easier by "working smart" Self palpation, Read, be patient
7. When outlining the shape or edge of a bone, it is best to roll your fingers________ Across rather than along its surface
8. If the surface you are palpating is moving, your hand should_____ Stay still
9. When a movement is performed by your partner it is called_________ and when your partner relaxes and allows you to do the movement it is called Active movement, passive movement
10. In Trail Guide to the Body , resisted movements are used to distinguish the________ and _______ of different muscles and tendons Lengths, shapes and edges
11. As you improve your palpatory skills, what are three qualities or principles you will want to practice? Move slowly, avoid using excessive pressure, be present
12. Skeletal Muscles is composed of nerves, blood vessels________ Muscle cells, and layers of connective tissue
13. A muscle's connective tissue layers merge at either end of the muscles to form a strong____ Tendon
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