[SAR HS 369] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (67 pages long!)

• School: Boston University
• Department: Health Sciences
• Course: SAR HS 369
• Professor: Judy Schotland

Document Summary

Sagittal: any plane from front to back to the body. Ipsilateral: ex: muscle used and motion are on the same side. Contralateral: ex: muscle used and motion are on opposite side. Adduction: bring a limb segment closer/toward to the mid line. Abduction: bring a limb segment away to the mid line. Circumduction: bone socket joint at the hip and arms (axial-humerus joint) Eversion: sole of foot away from mid line. Supination: lie on the back and palms up (holding a bowl of soup) Retract: bring shoulder blade closer to mid line. Protract: bring shoulder blade closer to mid line: Elastin: more crisscross thus more stretchy - one ligament and two have elastin fibers. Loose - have lots of space, include adipose tissue (skin fat - superficial fascia), not much fibers. Septa: go from deep fascia, connect to arm. Bursae: reduction friction and irritation from tendon passing through bones.