Medical Terminology, Chapter 1, Chapter 14, Chapter 16

The center of the shaft of the long bone.

not attached to bone and is nonstriated and involuntary; also known as visceral.

what is an abrasion?

connective tissue with thick collagen fibers.

The definition of superficial is situated far beneath a surface

closer to the trunk

freely moveable joints/ synovial joints

develop treatment plans and assist PT's

What is it called when a structure is in front of another structure?

What is it called when your tissue is being wasted again?

Movement of the radius and ulna posterior or inferior.

Layer of tissue that produces synovial fluid.

Crepitus is a crackling sound

what is the NASM?

material within the muscle cell, excluding the nucleus.

Sports medicine is the knowledge to aspects of exercise and injury prevention.

farther away from the midline of the body

study of physical activity or movement

half circle shape indented on a surface

special training in therapeutic exercises, hydrotherapy, and electrotherapy

Movement toward the midline of the body

form of wound healing in which mature cells produce new cells

Movement of a body part backward

How can a Sports Psychologist be beneficial to athletes?

freely movable joint that allows bones to make a sliding motion.

group of white blood cells important to the immune system

what does ACE stand for?

immovable joint that fits into a socket held in place by ligaments

inflammation of a joint

slightly moveable joints connected by fibrocartilage

shaft of a long bone

formation of new blood vessels

What is the Universal Starting Point?

What is the athlete's circle of care?

what does a CSCS do?

Surgical alignment of bones for the purpose of reduction.

immovable joints found in the skull

Dislocation is when two ends of a joint completely seperate

designs special and healthy diets to athletes

Deposits calcium in an area

movement away from the midline

A fracture is NOT a break in the bone

nerve that carries messages from a sensory neuron to a motor neuron

degenerative joint disease

dividing upper and lower body parts horizontally

Dislocation is the complete seperation between 2 joints

connecting point of two bones.

Lying face down

neuron that carries nerve impulses from the periphery to the central nervous system