the immovable bone in the flexion of upper * limb is humerus radius O ulna elbow joint O

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Q: Acromian Superior burder df spopigla 21 root of spine of scapula 22 19 lateral border 23 /medial…

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Q: In the image below of a cross section through the shoulder joint, which letter is indicating compact…

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Q: What type of movement is shown in the picture below: O Rotation O Circumduction O Plantar Flexion…

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Q: All of the following are joints of the knee except O Tibiofibular O Patellofemoral O Tibiofemoral O…

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Q: Synovial join O True Ealco

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Q: 9 Label the following parts of the shoulder joint in Figure 9.11. Biceps brachii tendon…

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Q: The proximal radioulnar joint ________.a. is supported by the annular ligamentb. contains an…

A: The elbow joint refers to a uniaxial hinge joint that is produced by the articulation among the…

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Q: d. Label (with an arrow) the direction the radius and ulna move when the triceps contract.

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Q: Abduction movement round the long axis of bone * true O False

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Q: The tibia ________.a. has an expanded distal end called the lateralmalleolusb. is not a…

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Q: The ankle joint ________.a. is also called the subtalar jointb. allows for gliding movements that…

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Q: decreasing the angle of a joint; movement that bends a limb O Extension Flexion Plantar flexion

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Q: The humerus articulates with the scapula at the: O superior border O glenoid fossa O scapular spine…

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