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Glossitis

inflammation of the tongue- can be caused by deficiency of vitamin B12, folic acid, and iron

stomatitis

inflammation of the oral mucosa, caused by bacteria, virus, mechanical trauma, irritants, nutritional deficiency, infection.


heat, pain, increased saliva, halitosis

cheilosis

ulceration and dry scaling of lips


vitamin B deficiencies (riboflavin)

pediculosis

lice infection

fibrous joints

sutures between bones of skull, immovable, no joint cavity

cartilaginous joints

slightly movable,


pubic symphysis, joints between vertebrae,


no joint cavity


cartilage between bones

synovial joint

freely movable, contains synovial fluid in joint cavity



dorsiflexion

backward bending of hand or foot, toes are brought up towards sky

plantar flexion

flexion of foot, points towards ground

inversion

moving sole of foot inwards

eversion

movement of sole of foot outward

ligaments

attach bones to cartilage

tendons

muscle to bone

tonus

normal state of muscles in slight contraction

contractures

happen in prolonged bedrest patients. permanent contraction of a muscle

isotonic exercise

muscle shortening and active movement, range of motion exercises, swimming, walking, jogging,, ADLs

isometric exercise

muscle contraction without shortening


yoga pose, sitting

isokinetic exercise

muscle contractions with resistance


pushing against wall

effects of exercise on cardiovascular system (5)

increased efficiency of heart


decreased HR and BP


increased blood flow


improved venous return


increase circulating fibrinolysin (breaks up clots)

effects of exercise on respiratory system (3)

improve alveolar ventilation


decrease work of breathing


improved diaphragmatic excursion

effects of exercise on musculoskeletal system (4)

increase strength/ flexibility


better coordination


less bone loss


more efficient nerve impulse transmission

effects of exercise on metabolic processes (3)

more triglyceride breakdown


more gastric motility


more production of body heat

effects of exercise on gastrointestinal system

appetite is increased


intestinal tone is increased (better digestion/ elimination)


weight is easier to control

effects of exercise on urinary system

more blood flow to kidneys so more fluid balance/ acid-base balance


more excretion

psychosocial effects of exercise (4)

increased energy, better sleep, better body image, better self-concept,

paresis

impaired muscle strength