Quiz 1.2.1
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- Question 1 of 8
1. Question
The peripheral nerves have almost no role in the musculoskeletal system.
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2. Question
We can we make vast changes in regions of the body distal to our application via the primary link of our myofascial connective tissue.
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3. Question
The myofascial connective tissue is densely innervated by mechanoreceptors which are
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4. Question
4 types of defined intrafascial receptors
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5. Question
Mix and match the four types of nerve structures
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- Golgi Receptors
- Pacini Corpuscles
- Ruffini Endings
- Interstitial Receptors
- Respond to slow, sustained pressure and are involved in proprioception, helping to sense the position and movement of the body
- Sensitive to rapid changes in pressure and vibration, detecting dynamic changes in the environment
- Sensitive to sustained pressure and stretch and help in detecting the direction of skin stretch
- They are sensitive to both rapid and sustained pressure changes and are involved in pain perception
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6. Question
Mix and match the origin of each type of nerve
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- Golgi Receptor
- Pacini Corpuscles
- Ruffini Endings
- Interstitial Receptors
- Found in the myotendinous junctions, ligaments, and the deep layers of the fascia
- The deeper layers of the fascia
- Found in the superficial layers of the fascia
- Most abundant type of mechanoreceptors in the fascia
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7. Question
Fascia has been shown to be an important element in our posture and movement organization
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8. Question
How the peripheral nerves play roles in the musculoskeletal system aligning with the myofascial connective tissue. This is how we can make vast changes in regions of the body distal to our application.