Module 2 Lab 4

What is scapula girdle?

• scapula, clavicle, humerus

What the different type of End Feels, and the feelings?

• Bone on Bone= Hard feeling( Elbow extension)

• Firm (ligament/ Capsular)= (E.G. Shoulder external rotation or hip flexion)

• Soft Tissue (Tissue approximation)= (E.G. Elbow flexion forearm pressing against bicep).

• Empty= Patient movement stopped by pain.

Name all of the Joints that are labeled in this Diagram.

Top left= Acromioclavicular Joint

Top right= Sternoclavicular Joint

Middle Left= Glenohumeral Joint

Bottom left= Humerus

Middle right= Scapula

Bottom right= Scapulothoracic Joint

Label Each numbered part on the diagram?

1. Greater Tuberosity

2. Lesser Tuberosity

3. Acromion

4. Clavicle

5. Scapula

6. Humerus

7. Humeral Head

8. Glenoid

The C4 vertebrae and higher is responsible for what movement of the body?

• breathing

When there is CVA/ Stroke on the left side of the body what side is affected?(Vice Versa)

• the right side

What does plegia mean?

• complete paralysis

What does Paresis mean?

• Partial weakness

In the sagittal (left right)what Anatomical Movement is permitted in this plane?

• Flexion/ Extension

In the Frontal (Front and Back)what Anatomical Movement is permitted in this plane?

• Abduction/ Adduction/ Lateral Flexion

In the Transverse/ Horizontal (Upper and lower) what Anatomical Movement is permitted in this plane?

• Rotation/ Supination/ Pronation

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of flexion?

• Bending the elbow/ Curling a dumbell

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of extension?

• straightening knee/ arm

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Abduction?

• Arm moving away from the body

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Adduction?

• Arm moving towards the body

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Internal Rotation?

• Hip rotating outward

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of External Rotation?

• Hip rotating Inward

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Circumduction?

• Shoulder circles

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Pronation?

• Palm down

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Supination?

• Palm up

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Dorsiflexion?

• Toes pointed towards the head

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Plantarflexion?

• Toes pointing downward

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Inversion?

• toes moving toward the midline of the body

What is an example for Anatomical Motion of Eversion?

• toe moving away from the midline body.