Introduction.r f12
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This document defines anatomical directional terms like proximal/distal and anterior/posterior as well as mechanical terms including biomechanics, mechanical forces, and pathomechanics. It also covers injury-related terms such as etiology, pathology, and diagnosis versus prognosis. Finally, it lists common diagnostic tests used like radiography, MRI, bone scans, and DEXA scans.
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Introduction.r f12
- 2. Directions Proximal/ Distal Superior/ Inferior Anterior/Posterior Medial/ Lateral Pronation/ Supination
- 3. Directional Terms Abduction/Adduction Eversion/Inversion Flexion/Extension External/Internal Valgus/Varus Rotation
- 4. Mechanical Terms Biomechanics Mechanical forces Pathomechanics Mechanical forces due to structural deviation Poor alignment Overuse Injury
- 5. Injury Terms Etiology/MOI Pathology Symptom Vs. Sign Diagnosis Vs. Prognosis Syndrome
- 6. Diagnostic Testing Radiography MRI Bone Scan DEXA Scan