1.
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Describe the characteristics of specific types of joints in the human
body. (I)
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2.
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Describe the concepts of "planes of movement" and "axes of motion" as
related to the human body. (I)
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3.
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Define "force" as used in physical therapy. (II)
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4.
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Describe the primary characteristics of specific different types of
muscle found in the human body. (III)
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5.
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Describe the motor unit and explain the process of excitation of
muscle. (III)
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6.
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Define the "shoulder girdle" and describe the stabilizing and motion
producing forces occurring at the shoulder girdle complex. (IV)
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7.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the shoulder girdle. (IV)
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8.
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Define the "elbow complex" and describe the stabilizing and motion
producing forces occurring at the elbow complex. (V)
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9.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the elbow complex. (V)
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10.
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Define the "wrist/hand complex" and describe the stabilizing and
motion producing forces occurring at the wrist/hand complex. (VI)
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11.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the wrist/hand complex.
(VI)
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12.
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Define the "hip/pelvis" complex and describe the stabilizing and
motion producing forces occurring at the hip/pelvis complex. (VII)
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13.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the hip/pelvis complex.
(VII)
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14.
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Define the "knee complex" and describe the stabilizing and motion
producing forces occurring at the knee complex. (VIII)
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15.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the knee complex. (VIII)
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16.
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Define the "ankle/foot" complex and describe the stabilizing and
motion producing forces occurring at the ankle/foot complex. (IX)
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17.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the ankle/foot complex.
(IX)
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18.
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Define specific areas of the spinal column and describe the
stabilizing and motion producing forces of the spinal column. (X)
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19.
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Describe the characteristics of the bones of the spinal column. (X)
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20.
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Define "kinetics" and "kinematics" and describe the kinetics and
kinematics of human locomotion. (XI)
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21.
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Describe the normal gait with functional forces and compare to
specific gait abnormalities with dysfunctional forces. (XI)
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