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Actual or potential tissue damage |
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A decrease in the blood supply to a bodily organ, tissue, or part
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Exercise that involves muscular contractions that do not allow
for joint movement / static contractions. |
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The point where two bones meet, articulation
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Fibrous membrane that surrounds an articulation |
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Indication of responsibility, an obligation
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Violent, involuntary muscle contraction
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devicethat is applied to the body in order to protect and stabilize body
parts |
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a condition characterized by degeneration of articular cartilage
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To investigate by touching
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Unusual sensations: tingling, burning
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The science of the causes and effects of disease or injury
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Exercise characterized by jumping / explosive movements
designed to create
a pre-stretch immediately prior to a voluntary muscle contraction.
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Pain elicited upon palpation
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Work/time, the ability to exert force quickly |
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Neurological sensory organs that respond to joint position
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Pain sensed away from the site of injury
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An involuntary response to a stimulus
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The restoration of function of a body tissue
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The act of cells reproducing themselves
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A visible indication of an injury
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A change in bodily sensation that indicates injury
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An involuntary muscle contraction
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: Over-stretching or tearing of a ligament
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Overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon.
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The act of elongating musculotendinous tissues
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Connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
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Decrease in blood vessel diameter
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Increase in blood vessel diameter
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Towards midline of the body
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Away from the midline of the body
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Towards the front of the body
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Towards the back of the body
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Towards the middle of the body
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: Away from the middle of the body
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Shortening of the joint angle.
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Increasing the joint angle.
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Increasing the joint angle beyond normal anatomic position. |
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Movement away from mid-line of the body
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Movement towards the midline of the body |
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Movement around a central axis of rotation
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Turning the palm / foot downward
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Turning the palm / foot upward.
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Rotation around a central axis.
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Shortening of the angle between the tibia and the foot |
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Increasing the angle between the tibia and the foot.
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A force that tends to deform |
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