Functional Correlations in Clinical Practice — Flashcards

The _____ (rotator cuff muscle) does the following actions - aDducts the arm - laterally (externally) rotates the arm

Lateral flexion is greatest in the _____ and lumbar regions of the vertebral column.

Primary, secondary, and tertiary actions produced by Superior oblique are _____, Depression, and _____ respectively.

The pathway that fluids (acid, alkali, water) take in a food-filled stomach is known as _____

On the basis of function:_____ sulcus - A sulcus that separates areas differing in structure and function at its floor.

_____ of trunk against resistance is by the action of ipsilateral contraction of external oblique (EO) and Internal oblique (IO)

Hint: movement

The _____ muscle is isolated by having the patient adduct and depress their eye

Right _____ and left IO are yoke muscle pairs for dextroelevation

Unlocking of knee is _____ rotation of femur on tibia during the early stages of flexion.