10 Questions
What is the other name for the fundamental position in kinesiology?
Zero position
In anatomical terms, which direction is the proximal position?
Closer to the trunk or stated origin
Which term describes a movement beyond the normal range in extension?
Hyper-flexion
What movement involves bending the trunk or neck from left to right?
Lateral flexion
Which term refers to moving the ankle laterally?
Eversion
What is the term for moving the thumb closer to the radius?
Radial deviation
In which plane does dorsiflexion primarily occur?
Sagittal plane
Which term describes a movement away from the midline of the body?
Abduction
What is the term for a movement toward the midline of the body?
Adduction
Which movement involves extending a joint beyond its normal range?
Hyperextension
This quiz covers the definitions of Kinesiology from an antiquated and biomechanics perspective, along with anatomical and fundamental positions in the study of human movement evaluation. Test your knowledge on terminology like 'zero position' and 'fundamental position'.
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