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Stretch pull or tear of ligament |
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Stretch pull or tear of tendon or muscle |
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Skin is scraped by a rough surface- epidermis & dermis wear away, exposing blood capillaries |
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What & where something is located |
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Internal risks, physical individual risks |
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Flesh has been irregularly torn |
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Adapting to new conditions or an environment |
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Inflammation of articular cartilage of posterior patella |
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Covering at the end of bones |
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Cartilage that absorbs the shock in the knee |
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Irritation of patellar tendon where it attaches to the tibial tuberosity |
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Tiny tears in the middle of tendon |
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Protects internal/external body surfaces, forms structure for other tissues to organs |
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Formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel |
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Heavy-more fat type of body |
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Attach organs to abdomen wall |
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Take fluids out of kidney |
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Anterior compartment syndrome |
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When artery on lower front part of leg is blocked off and cells die due to swelling and bruising |
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Controls rotation of the arm out away from the body and the stabilizes the shoulder |
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Inflammation of the nerves |
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All the chemical processes in your body |
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Waste product that builds up in muscle from exercise |
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Exercise that moves weight thru completely ROM- return to original position |
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Stretch, reflex relax (10-30 sec) |
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Body's internal system for collecting info about its position to help maintain balance (knowing where it is in space) |
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Oxygen is given to cells, carbon dioxide is removed |
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Blood vessels that supply the heart muscle |
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Outside covering of heart |
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Blood vessels that carry blood away from heart |
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Blood vessels that carry blood to the heart |
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Indicates serious bleeding |
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Time it takes from recognition to complete movement |
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Tire quickly, contract rapidly |
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Blood sugar derived from breakdown of carbs |
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Stored sugar in muscle/liver |
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Upper chambers of the heart |
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Synovial fluid gets manipulated-cracking |
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Muscle involved in contraction- produces movement |
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Muscle relaxes while the other contracts- allows movement |
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Holding breath while working out, pressure on chest |
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Muscle shortens to move body part |
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Amount of O2 and CO2 exchanged per breath |
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Cushion filled with fluid, at the end of bones that prevent friction |
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When pressure of stress and movement squeezes out thin film of synovial fluid out of cartilage and lies between cartilage of joint where it is needed |
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More sensation than normal |
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Abnormal sensation- stinging, burning and tingling |
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Amount of blood pumped to heart per beat |
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Structural protein that makes up most connective tissue in different forms |
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Artery that is the main blood supply to brain |
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Insufficient blood supply |
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Development of female breasts in males |
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Alternating periods of relatively intense work and active recovery |
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Build up muscle tissue and androgenic |
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Raising inside part of foot |
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Object in motion stays in motion, object at rest stays at rest |
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Membrane- produces synovial fluid |
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Increase thoracic- posterior curve |
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Increase lumbar anterior curve |
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Body lost ability to control temp. |
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Pain that gets sent somewhere else |
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Space the tibia and fibula make where talus goes |
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Part of the talus that articulates with the fibula |
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Inflammation of covering of bone |
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Developing where it shouldn't |
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Anything that causes things inside womb |
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