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Kinesology Terms

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Concentric contraction   (muscle visiably contracts) muscles applies enough force to overcome the resistance (the weight it is carrying) so that it shortens as it contracts  
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Eccentric Contraction   muscle lengthens as it gains tension (opposite of isotonic) Example - running downhill  
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isometric contraction   static contraction - tension on the muscle but no movement is made causing the length of the muscle to remain the same  
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Isotonic contractions   muscle shortens as it contracts (all excerises)  
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Acute phase   inflammatory state 1-4 days  
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sub acute phase   Fibroblastic phase 5- 21 days  
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Chronic phase   remodeling stage  
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Thixotropy   fluid & pliable when it is mobile - firm when immobile  
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effleurage   slidding, glidding  
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petrissage   kneading, compression, milking muscle,  
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ischemia   lack of blood supply  
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Friction   small area at a time  
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tapotement   brisk percusive movements  
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Vibration   oscillating, quivering or trembline motion, shaking  
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direct pressure   i.e. on suboccpticals  
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ischemic compression   i.e. on trigger point  
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drag   resistance felt as soft tissue around joint are stretched  
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end feel   resistance as limit of stretch reached  
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skin rolling   restore elasticity  
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ground substance   mucopolysaccharide or intercellular fluid  
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hyperemia   increase of blood flow to the area  
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