Body System 1 - Musculoskeletal System
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Topics of this game:
- What is the function of the Musculoskeletal System?
- How many claims involve allegations of musculoskeletal impairments?
- Fingers are called what?
- The cervical vertebrae are located at what part of the spine?
- Another name for joints is?
- Some joints are movable and some are fixed.
- The joints of the spine are fairly stiff to support the upper body and trunk.
- Fibrous connective tissue found throughout the body.
- Striated, Smooth, and ___________ are the 3 types of muscles.
- Bones and muscles rely upon the digestive system for nourishment
- Impairment in the MS system is the result of absence or interference with its functions of support and movement.
- All allegations of weakness, spasms, and paralysis involving muscles are assessed using the Musculoskeletal Body System.
- Functional criteria for the musculoskeletal system include the ability to use
- Fine movements involve the following:
- Types of hand held ADs include
- Depression can contribute to muscle and joint pain.
- DDD means
- Three of the things we consider when assessing functional limitations in musculoskeletal impairments are
- A close proximity of time is ________________.
- Two types of reconstructive surgery we often see are:
- Foot and ankle functional restrictions include the ability to walk.
- The greatest functional loss from OA is loss of ROM.
- Most fractures fully repair well within __________ months.
- The hardest bone to break in the human body is the ______________.
- Removal of a limb at a joint is called
- If burns do not require continued surgical management, we evaluate them under ________ listings.
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