The sensation perceived of the feel of a joint as it is taken to the end of the passive movement in known as    Assessment  End feel Proprioception Concave-convex rule   Which muscle is short when hyperlordosis is present Rectus femoris Rectus abdominis Gluteus maximus Bicep brachii   Which muscle is long when hyperkyphosis is present Rectus abdominis Rhomboid Pectoralis major Pectoralis minor   If the client left ankle is pronator , which muscle needs to be lengthened Right tibialis anterior Left tibialis posterior Left peroneus longus Left tibialis anterior

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Q: Drag the label to name the indicated structures on this lateral view of the glenohumeral joint.

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Q: Which of the following muscle opposes adduction at the shoulder  Teres major Deltoid Subscapularis…

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Q: Station Name/recognize the muscle Femur Provide: O: Origin I: Insertion A: Action innervation

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