PMT121 Review

Osteoarthritis of the spine

Element associated with winter

Gliding or arthrodial joint

Most common sweat gland

Heat receptors

Contain the growth portion of bone

A hinge or ginglymus joint

Superior anterior attachment of the deltoid

Brief summary of your education, experience, & accomplishments related to particular skill set

This element is associated with the heart

“Hitch Hiker muscle”

Specific points along channels where energy concentrates and surfaces

Hollow space within diaphysis

Where bones connect

Elongated bursae surrounding long tendons

Triceps little helper

"That's it!"

Loss of normal bone density with increased susceptibility to fractures

Element associated with the lungs

A mature bone cell

This muscle’s actions include shoulder flexion and adduction

Aids in the repair of the dermis

Shallow depression within a bone

Prime mover of elbow flexion

Epidermal layer found only in thick skin of palms and soles of feet

Muscles attached to hair follicles

Chronic inflammatory skin condition causing accelerated proliferation of epidermal cells:

Double-layered structure that encloses a joint like a sleeve

Use of websites and virtual communities to interact with others

Half-moon shaped part of nail

Muscle responsible for elbow extension

Type of joint located in the thumb

Sweat glands

Ellipsoidal or condyloid joint

Deposits of uric acid crystals in joints

Detects light vs. deep pressure

These glands produce ear wax

Number of chakras in the body

Superior attachment for the short head of biceps brachii

Freely movable joint

Common attachment site for wrist extensors

Highly contagious skin infestation of burrowing parasitic mites

Small amount of discretionary money used to purchase inexpensive items

Joint most susceptible to injury

Energy or life force

Bonding and transitional layer of epidermis

The only wrist flexor which does not contribute to CTS

The most common inflammatory skin condition

The radioulnar joint is classified as a ___ joint

Epidermal cell producing keratin