Anatomical Directional Terms Quiz
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Which term describes the position where the arms are hanging at the sides and slightly away from the trunk?

  • Lateral position
  • Supine position
  • Prone position
  • Standard anatomical position (correct)
  • What is the correct direction of the palms in the standard anatomical position?

  • Facing forward (correct)
  • Facing outward
  • Facing inward
  • Facing backward
  • Which direction are the thumbs pointing in the standard anatomical position?

  • Toward the body
  • Upwards
  • Away from the body (correct)
  • Sideways
  • What is the correct position of the legs in the standard anatomical position?

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    What is the correct position of the feet in the standard anatomical position?

    <p>Flat on the ground facing forward</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Standard Anatomical Position

    • The position where the arms are hanging at the sides and slightly away from the trunk is referred to as the anatomical position.

    Arms and Palms

    • In the standard anatomical position, the palms of the hands face forward.

    Thumbs

    • In the standard anatomical position, the thumbs point anteriorly (forward).

    Legs

    • In the standard anatomical position, the legs are in a neutral position, with the feet parallel to each other.

    Feet

    • In the standard anatomical position, the feet are parallel to each other and pointing straight forward.

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