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Body,skin, skeleton, skeletal muscle, body wall
Soma / Somato
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Areas and organs along central axis of body.
Ex: Head, neck, trunk, brain, spinal cord, abdominal organs
Axial
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The limbs, joint to body as lateral appendages
Appendicular
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Found in skull, contains brain and related structures
Cranial cavity
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Extends from base of cranium, contains spinal cord
Vertebral cavity
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Chest, found between neck and diaphragm
Thoracic cavity
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Belly - below diaphragm, contains liver, spleen, kidneys, stomach, and intestines
Abdominal cavity
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Inferior (below) to the abdomen, contains some intestines, bladder, and reproductive organs
Pelvic cavity
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Internal organs of thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavity under involuntary control
Viscera
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Body standing upright, feet apart, arms by side, palms forward, thumbs outward.
Anatomical position
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Body standing upright, feet apart, arms by side, palms in word, thumbs forward
Functional position
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Lying on back / face up
Supine
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Lying on stomach / face down
Prone
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Side lying
Lateral recumbent
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Front
Anterior space ( ventral )
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Away from midline
Lateral
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Towards the inside of the body
Internal
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Towards the outside of the body
External
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Divides the body into left and right portions
Sagittal plane
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divides the body exactly in half - equal portions
Midsagittal plane
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Sagittal plane and mid sagittal plane motions include
Flexion and extension
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Divides the body into front and back
Frontal plane
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Frontal plane motions include
Abduction and adduction
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Divides the body into top and bottom
Transverse plane
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Transverse plane motions include
Internal rotation, external rotation, and horizontal abduction / adduction
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This is your legal responsibility and lets the client indicate by signature that he understands his responsibilities and what is about to take place in the context of the session
Informed consent section ( on the intake form)
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Three primary medication concerns for a therapist
Painkillers, blood thinners, blood pressure medication
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SOAP notes (acronym for)
- S - subjective (symptoms)
- O - Objective (signs)
- A - assessment
- P - plan
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It can be said that assessment is subjective and objective. This section is where you give your professional two cents about what 3 areas
- Subjective & objective - client complains right side neck pain, you see shoulder is elevated on right side, indicating a tight right upper trapezius muscle
- Methods and actions - apply heat pack and Swedish massage to loosen muscle
- Effectiveness - did methods and actions work
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12 meridians
- Pericardium Spleen
- Liver Lung
- Kidney. Small intestine
- Triple heater. Stomach
- Gallbladder. Large intestine
- Bladder
- Heart
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