PPT-Hip Muscular Anatomy

Flexors Psoas Major Origin Insertion Action Nerve Supply Palpation Iliacus Origin Insertion Action Nerve Supply Palpation Psoas Minor Origin Insertion Action Nerve Supply Palpation. Chapter 8. Muscles. Body made up into many different muscles but can be categorized into 3 Groups (Cardiac, Smooth, and Striated.). Cardiac and Smooth = Involuntary. Striated Skeletal Muscle= Voluntary. Objectives:. . The student will understand the principle of muscular strength fitness.. The student will recognize the principle of muscular endurance.. Each student will comprehend the FITT principles of muscular strength/muscular endurance i.e. frequency, intensity, time, type.. Chris Welter. Billy Ellsworth. Boston Globe via Getty Images. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Symptoms appear by the age of six in young boys. Caused by a mutation in the gene for the protein dystrophin. . Matt . Wilkinson. Orthopaedic surgeon. Sports and . Arthroplasty. 1990’s. Total hip replacement . 2010’s. Arthroscopy,. Capsular Repairs/. stabilisation. P. elvic osteotomy . T. endon releases/repairs - endoscopic. Flexors. Psoas Major. Origin. Adjacent margins of the bodies of the vertebra and discs and anterior medial transverse processes from the body of T12 to the body of L5.. Insertion. Tip and posterior aspect of lesser trochanter of the femur. NASPE Standards: 2,4. 8.1 – Muscular Endurance Basics. 4 Objectives:. Tell the differences among muscular endurance, cardiovascular fitness, and muscular strength.. Describe benefits of good muscular endurance. Animal Anatomy and Physiology. At the completion of this unit, students will be able to:. Describe the organs, function, and common diseases associated with the . skeletal. and . muscular. systems. By: Patrick Saint Craven. What is “Hip Hop”. Hip hop, is a form of poetry that relies on what we call “16 bars”. To create 16 bars, to a verse you need to master the art of . freestying. . Freestyling is a key ingredient to the MC. It’s the art of making words and syllables fit together like puzzle pieces, without looking at what you’ve written. . Muscle Pretest. Muscle Pretest. a. allows movement . b. . enables voluntary and involuntary movement. c. . . voluntary. – movements you can control. . ex. . Shooting a basketball, playing piano, . Muscle cells cannot . partially. contract. They act on the ‘all or none’ principle. They either contract 100% or do not contract at all.. You cannot turn fat into muscle by exercising.. You cannot ‘spot reduce’ i.e. you cannot get rid of your spare tire by doing sit-ups.. Discover the truth and the facts about Unlock Your Hip Flexors 2.0™ PDF, eBook by Rick Kaselj and Mike Westerdal. Click \"SHARE\" and \"DOWNLOAD\" to read the document offline. Glen Nuckolls, PhD. Program Director, Neurogenetics Cluster. Division of Extramural Research. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. g. len.nuckolls@nih.gov. NIH . Bethesda Campus . Name the three bones in your arm. The three bones in your arm include…... Describe three functions of skeletal system. E.g. - The skeletal system is responsible for BLOOD PRODUCTION. The bone marrow inside larger bones produces blood cells. ________________________________ Hamilton Health Sciences, 2008PD 6204 1/2004dpc/pted/FSHlw.docdt/January 30, 2014 Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy What is Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dys