...Movement Movement of materials....
...Movement Movement of materials. An...
...temperature dependant. This movement is termed Brownian...
...consequence of this movement materials have a...
...termed Diffusion. Since movement is work that...
...energy for this movement is in the...
...Diffusion involving the movement of water. When...
...to move materials. Movement processes Membranes cannot...
...processes involved with movement Active and passive...
...established no net movement Osmosis – diffusion...
...Osmotic potential drive movement of water Isotonic...
...proteins dictate the movement therefore many. Irrespactive...
...dephosphorylation) Secondary – Movement coupled with the...
...coupled with the movement of something else...
...Receptor mediated Exocytosis movement out rather than...
...the cytoskeleton for movement- Pseudopodia. Cytoplasmic Contents(Organelles)...
...associated with cell movement Intermediate Filaments –...

...image formation. The movement of a planarian...
...good at detecting movement. Single-lens eyes of...
...to gravity and movement in one direction....
...information concerning its movement through water or...
...cyclic AMP. F. Movement And Locomotion Locomotion...
...Locomotion is active movement from one place...
...cellular level, all movement is based on...
...are essential to movement Hydrostatic skeleton: consists...
...compartment. Form and movement is controlled by...
...results in the movement of the tropomyosin-tropinin...

...Ability to coordinate movement with mind 3....
...which being and movement occur 2. Point...
...3. Energy for movement comes up from...
...of tissues and movement at joints b....
...possible range of movement at joints 2....
...hands, etc.). Add movement of the body...

...17 Exercise 3: Movement observation of head,...
...to use complete movement sequences while giving...
...classroom open for movement and labs. Set...
...clothes for a movement class. Inform students...
...the quality of movement usually translates through...
...and subtle, intrinsic movement. Set up exercises...
...to posture and movement?" Suggested concepts and...
...Arcing for spinal movement - p. 451...
...affect posture and movement * Inhibiting a...
...organization of spinal movement with arcing *...
...neck starts with movement at the uppermost...
...uppermost joints * Movement observation of head,...
...rhythm: Ratio of movement between GH joint...
...in posture and movement * Finding scapula...
...4 Review Spinal movement at OA Lifts...
...Active relaxation during movement * Slow movement...
...movement * Slow movement to relax head...
...Active relaxation Fluid movement and postural sway...
...applying concepts to movement in Chart 7,...
...Pace Direction of movement Rocker base Upper-/lower-body...
...and synchronize upper-body movement with lower-body movement...
...movement with lower-body movement Take a step...
...stroke a full-body movement Vary massage strokes...
...Interrupts continuity of movement along kinetic chains...
...of tone and movement to the spine,...
...stabilized. Exercise 3 *Movement observation of head,...
...The axis of movement can be approximated...
...is to isolate movement in the upper...
...to relax during movement Lie on your...
...of slow, heavy movement. Sense the weight...
...Improve Posture and Movement and Ease Pain...
...Arcing for spinal movement Inhibiting a holding...
...Arcing for spinal movement Stretch/strengthen spinal extensors...
...practice this exercise. Movement observation of head,...
...my posture and movement during the course...
...people's posture and movement all the time...
...this exercise. Slow movement to relax head...
...stroke a complete movement sequence 18.2.6 Occasionally...
...synchronize upper body movement with lower body...
...with lower body movement 18.3.5 Take a...
...stroke a full-body movement 18.4.2 When applying...
...of posture and movement. Name three exercises...
...terms), describing ideal movement in the area...
...major concept of movement in the area...

...to efficient arm movement. Define and describe...
...Demonstrate the active movement and palpation of...
...SHOULDER GIRDLE Linked movement of four joints...
...Circumduction Combination of movement in all three...
...overstretching, falls, ballistic movement Most common dislocation...
...rhythm Ratio of movement between GH/scapulothoracic joints...

...Demonstrate the active movement and palpation of...
...Demonstrate the active movement and palpation of...
...into atlas Spinal movement Lateral spinal flexion...
...of tone and movement to the spine,...
...OBSERVATION EXERCISE: Spinal movement In forward bending/rolling...
...exercise for spinal movement (p. 451) Waiter’s...

...mechanics underlie all movement patterns Postural patterns...
...width Step = Movement between right and...
...ankle dorsiflexes Pelvic movement in each plane...
...of other Reflexive movement cycles of fall...
...way to study movement patterns Information from...
...block. Restricted sacral movement (nutation and counternutation)...
...responsive to the movement of the lower...

...of the three movement systems contributes to...
...changing posture and movement with imagery Use...
...and lines of movement from posture laboratory...
...Shoulder alignment and movement efficiency depend on:...
...Head/neck alignment and movement depends on Head...
...horizontal Role of movement systems in posture...
...evident in faulty movement Results in excessive...
...poor posture, faulty movement Escalates into stability...
...nine lines of movement on page 158,...

...how a joint movement can reverse. List...
...forces that produce movement. Define torque and...
...ASPECTS OF HUMAN MOVEMENT Concepts Statics: nonmoving...
...force causing the movement. Greater force +...
...living, a natural movement that involves the...

...its implications in movement and bodywork. Define...
...works in faulty movement patterns. Define and...
...three types of movement assessments and three...
...System that coordinates movement Overview of nervous...
...patterns: Organization of movement pathways NM patterns...
...of posture and movement Awareness of location...
...spindles REFLEXES AND MOVEMENT PATHWAYS Reflex: Automatic...
...PATHWAYS Reflex: Automatic movement response to stimuli...
...canals: Register angular movement Three fluid-filled canals...
...muscles Are predictable movement pathways (e.g., extensor...
...thigh Obvious in movement of skiers and...
...assessment Postural observation Movement observation MOVEMENT APPLICATIONS...
...observation Movement observation MOVEMENT APPLICATIONS IN NM...
...overall NM and movement efficiency Active, passive,...
...starting position Where movement initiates, occurs, or...
...assess range of movement To figure out...
...in absence of movement Latent TrPs: Only...
...sign: Protective reflexive movement Direct pressure on...
...Reflexes and basic movement pathways Movement applications...
...basic movement pathways Movement applications in neuromuscular...
...while observing active movement (p. 118) Steps...
...(p. 107) Slow movement to relax head...
...techniques (p. 122) MOVEMENT EXERCISE: Post-Isometric Relaxation...