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Exam #1 TSAC 201

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T/F: For movement of the shoulder joint to occur in the frontal plane, flexion of the joint actions must take place. False
T/F: If the anterior (front) surface of the leg is rotated laterally, the movement is known as external rotation. True
In analyzing motion regarding frontal, sagittal, and horizontal planes, there are only three Cardinal Planes
T/F: In the sagittal plane, movement in a joint that decreases the angle between the bones forming the joint is called flexion. True
Joint motion is typically described as taking place around an axis and in Plane
T/F: Joint motion is typically described as taking place around an axis and in a plane. True
Joint motion is typically described as taking place in a plane and about An Axis
Most motion-producing force for movement is described as angular and rotates about An Axis
T/F: Movement in the sagittal plane is about the frontal horizontal axis. True
T/F: Movement taking place in the frontal plane is about a frontal horizontal axis. False
Planes that divide the body into a right and left half, a front and back half, and an upper and lower half are commonly known as Cardinal Planes
Pronation of the forearms and hands, with the elbow joints flexed to 90 degrees, results in the palms facing Downward
T/F: Some joints are capable of movement in more than one plane and about more than one axis. True
The frontal plane is also known as the Lateral Plane
The knee joint is classified as a Uniaxial Joint
The preferred starting point for describing movements of the human body is the Anatomical Position
The structure about which a plane rotates is An Axis
Turning one's palm downward while holding the elbow joint flexed at 90 degrees is known as Pronation of the forearm
When the angle formed at a joint diminishes and the movement takes place in the sagittal plane, the movement is called adduction. False
When two bones forming a joint move toward each other, this is defined as Flexion
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