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| Sac filled with synovial fluid that cushions and decreases stress to joints |
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| Cushions and absorbs shock |
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| Articulation of two adjacent bones or cartilage |
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| Allows for upright position and movement; produces heat |
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Provides structure and support
Produces red blood cells
Stores calcium |
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| Movement away from midline |
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| Turning inward toward midline |
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| Straightening a joint angle |
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| Turning soles of feet inward |
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| Movement toward the midline |
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| Turning soles of feet outward |
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| Turning outward away from midline |
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| Q: What is the best position for a pt to stand to be able to inspect their spine? |
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| Standing and bending over, or "dive" position |
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| Q: What are the 4 normal curves of the spine? |
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| Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral |
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| An accentuated thoracic curve in the spine |
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| A lateral deviation of the spine |
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| An accentuated lumbar curve in the spine |
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