Which structure is highlighted? Superior view Ankle and foot Interior view

For each joint, fill in the actions(movements) done for each one.  Explain each action For the second part, you are to list the muscle group that performs that action. Some will be a group of muscles, and others will be a single large muscle.

Select 1 of the terms in parentheses and write it into the blank.     The inside of the knee is (medial, lateral) Medial to the outside of the knee. The (transverse, median, frontal) Transverse plane separates the body into superior and inferior halves. The scapula is (anterior, posterior) Posterior to the clavicle. The little toe is (medial, lateral) Lateral to the big toe. The ulna is (medial, lateral) Medial to the radius. The shin bone is (medial, lateral) Medial to the fibula. The femur is (proximal, distal) Proxima to the shin bone. The (transverse, median, frontal) Median plane separates the body into lateral halves. The trachea is (superior, inferior) Superior to the larynx. The (transverse, median, frontal) Frontal plane divides the body into anterior & posterior segments.

True or False  the pivot joint allows movement in one direction.

DIRECTIONS:  The specific body area joint movement terms arise from the basic motions in the three specific planes: flexion/extension in the sagittal plane, abduction/adduction in the frontal plane, and rotation in the transverse plane.  Provide the basic motion that it represents in the right column by using flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, or rotation (external or internal). Eversion: Inversion: Dorsal Flexion: Plantar Flexion: Pronation: Supination: Lateral Flexion: Radial Flexion:

What is the joint action at the finger (MCP) joints as shown below? must watch clip to answer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKlCxd0xRZI a. Abduction b. Flexion c. Extension d. Adduction

Performing "jumping jacks" requires of the arms and legs. O pronation and supination abduction and adduction flexion and extention O inversion and eversion

The valgus angle is the angle at which the [Select] [ Select] spinal column attaches to the base of the skull femur attaches to the knee joint Previous femur attaches to the pelvis big toe attaches to the bones of the foot

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Seated Mobility: Fitting a Wheelchair You are fitting your patient for a wheelchair. What measurements would you take? What position should the patient be in for measurement? When you measured their upper leg from the popliteal fold (back of the knee) to the back of the hips/chair, the length was 23 inches. To check the measurement, you also measured their lower leg length from their heel to their popliteal fold, and the length was 20 inches. What is the discrepancy? What could be the reason for the discrepancy? What position could you place the patient in to re-take the measurement so that you will not run into this same problem?