Sports Science Skeletal System

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Axial Skeleton

Protection( attachment and support)

Skull, Ribs, Vertebrae

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Appendicular Skeleton

Movement (attachment and support)

Pectoral Girdle (clavicle, scapula), pelvic girdle (ilium, ischium, pubis)

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Inferior

below/ further away from the head

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Superior

above/ closer to the head

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Proximal

nearer to where a limb attaches to the body

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Distal

further to where a limb attaches to the body

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Posterior

behind/nearer to the back

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Anterior

in front/nearer to the front

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Internal

located inside/ further away from the surface

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External

located on/ near the surface

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Lateral

further away from the midline of the body

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Medial

closer to the midline of the body

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Flexion

closing of the joint angle around the frontal axis at the joint

<p>closing of the joint angle around the frontal axis at the joint</p>
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Extension

opening of the joint angle around the frontal axis at the joint

<p>opening of the joint angle around the frontal axis at the joint</p>
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Hyperextension

over extension

<p>over extension</p>
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Abduction

Bringing arms away from the body (frontal plane)

<p>Bringing arms away from the body (frontal plane)</p>
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Adduction

Bringing arms toward the body (frontal plane)

<p>Bringing arms toward the body (frontal plane)</p>
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Circumduction

moving in a circle

<p>moving in a circle</p>
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Lateral rotation

moving away from the body (transverse plane)

<p>moving away from the body (transverse plane)</p>
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Medial rotation

moving toward the body (transverse plane)

<p>moving toward the body (transverse plane)</p>
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Supination

rotating outwards

<p>rotating outwards</p>
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Pronation

rotating inwards

<p>rotating inwards</p>
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dorsiflexion

flexion in the ankle joint

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plantarflexion

extension in the ankle joint

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elevation

lifting/moving up (frontal plane)

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depression

dropping/moving down (frontal plane)

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Inversion

Medial rotation of the ankle joint

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Eversion

Lateral rotation of the ankle joint

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sagittal plane

Movement in front or behind the body in the frontal axis exa: walking, extension, forward roll

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frontal plane

Movement that goes sideways in the sagittal axis exa: adduction, golf swing, cricket bowl

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transverse plane

Movement that rotates around the body in the longitudinal axis exa: a triple axel, shot put, pronation

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Tendon

Attach muscle to bone. Limited blood supply. For movement. Takes time to heal when damaged

<p><span style="font-size: medium; font-family: Microsoft YaHei">Attach muscle to bone. Limited blood supply. For movement. Takes time to heal when damaged</span></p>
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Ligament

Attach bone to bone. For movement and provide support for the joint so it doesn’t dislocate. Takes time to heal when overstretched

<p>Attach bone to bone.  For movement and provide support for the joint so it doesn’t dislocate. Takes time to heal when overstretched</p>
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(articulating) Cartilage

Provide a cushion between bones, reducing rubbing. Not possible to recover.

<p>Provide a cushion between bones, reducing rubbing. Not possible to recover. </p>
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Fibrous joint

strong, least movement, protection, found in cranium

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Cartilaginous Joint

quite strong, protection and some movement, found in vertebrae, ribs, and sternum

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Synovial joint

weakest, most movement, with the most amount in the body.

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Joint Capsule

a tissue that creates synovial joints and produces fluid from lining

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Bursa

small fluid-filled sac lined by synovial membrane used to reduce friction

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Pivot joint

synovial joint that allows rotation

<p>synovial joint that allows rotation</p>
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ball and socket joint

synovial joint in shoulders and hips that allows the most movement

<p>synovial joint in shoulders and hips that allows the most movement</p>
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Hinge joint

synovial joint that moves on just one axis. In knee and elbow, can do flexion and extension

<p>synovial joint that moves on just one axis. In knee and elbow, can do flexion and extension</p>
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Condyloid joint

synovial joint that allows for circular motion, flexion, and extension. Metacarpals and metatarsals to phalanges.

<p>synovial joint that allows for circular motion, flexion, and extension. <span style="font-size: medium; font-family: Microsoft YaHei">Metacarpals and metatarsals to phalanges.</span></p>
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Saddle joint

synovial joint that allows for flexion, extension, and other movements, but no rotation. In the thumb.

<p>synovial joint that allows for flexion, extension, and other movements, but no rotation. In the thumb.</p>
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Gliding joint

synovial joints that move against each other on a single plane. In hands or foot that articulate by sliding in the wrist/ ankle.

<p>synovial joints that move against each other on a single plane. In hands or foot that articulate by sliding in the wrist/ ankle.</p>
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Factors of Range of Motion (ROM)

-shape of surfaces of the articulating bones in the joints

-position and length of the restraining ligaments

-effects of the muscles and tendons at the joints

-the amount of soft tissues (skin/fat/muscle)

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Range of Motion (ROM) impact

Large ROM normally beneficial, but can make joints and muscles susceptible to injury

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Antropometry

the measurement of body segments and proportions of the human body, has applications in many areas of sport and health science.

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value of antropometry

Talent identification, improvement of athlete, better equipment design

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ergogenic design

Promotes correct posture, facilitates optimal ROM, improves performance