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Which movement describes the approximation of extensor surfaces resulting in an increase in joint angle?
Which movement describes the approximation of extensor surfaces resulting in an increase in joint angle?
- Extension (correct)
- Medial rotation
- Adduction
- Abduction
What movement involves bringing the thumb and the little finger together?
What movement involves bringing the thumb and the little finger together?
- Eversion
- Pronation
- Protrusion
- Opposition (correct)
Which term describes the movement of the upper limb towards the trunk?
Which term describes the movement of the upper limb towards the trunk?
- Elevation
- Reposition
- Circumduction
- Adduction (correct)
What movement involves moving the plantar surface of the foot to face laterally?
What movement involves moving the plantar surface of the foot to face laterally?
Which term describes the backward movement from protrusion?
Which term describes the backward movement from protrusion?
What denotes a circular movement involving flexion, extension, adduction, and abduction?
What denotes a circular movement involving flexion, extension, adduction, and abduction?
Which term describes a structure towards the feet?
Which term describes a structure towards the feet?
What is the definition of anatomy?
What is the definition of anatomy?
In which field of anatomy do we study the anatomy of various organs of the body with the help of radiography?
In which field of anatomy do we study the anatomy of various organs of the body with the help of radiography?
What does the term 'Ipsilateral' refer to?
What does the term 'Ipsilateral' refer to?
Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
Which approach to studying anatomy involves looking at each region of the body separately, including muscles, nerves, bones, and viscera?
Which approach to studying anatomy involves looking at each region of the body separately, including muscles, nerves, bones, and viscera?
What does gross anatomy primarily involve?
What does gross anatomy primarily involve?
'Proximal' in anatomical terms refers to a structure that is:
'Proximal' in anatomical terms refers to a structure that is:
'Flexor surface' refers to which part of the limbs?
'Flexor surface' refers to which part of the limbs?
Which type of anatomy involves studying the projection of internal body parts onto the external surface?
Which type of anatomy involves studying the projection of internal body parts onto the external surface?
How is anatomy defined in terms of its etymology?
How is anatomy defined in terms of its etymology?
What is meant by a structure being 'Superficial' in anatomical terms?
What is meant by a structure being 'Superficial' in anatomical terms?
What is the main characteristic of the standard or erect anatomical position?
What is the main characteristic of the standard or erect anatomical position?
In which anatomical position does the body lie on its side?
In which anatomical position does the body lie on its side?
What is the function of the median or sagittal plane in anatomical terms?
What is the function of the median or sagittal plane in anatomical terms?
Which anatomical position describes the body lying down with the face pointing upwards?
Which anatomical position describes the body lying down with the face pointing upwards?
What type of plane divides the body into unequal right and left halves?
What type of plane divides the body into unequal right and left halves?
Which anatomical position involves the back of the body being directed upwards?
Which anatomical position involves the back of the body being directed upwards?
What movement occurs when there is flexion at the ankle so the foot points more inferiorly?
What movement occurs when there is flexion at the ankle so the foot points more inferiorly?
Which term describes moving the limb away from the median plane?
Which term describes moving the limb away from the median plane?
If a line divides the body from one ear to another, which plane is being referred to?
If a line divides the body from one ear to another, which plane is being referred to?
When the scapula and arm are pushed forward, what is this movement called?
When the scapula and arm are pushed forward, what is this movement called?
In which position does the ventral surface of the body face up?
In which position does the ventral surface of the body face up?
