Chapter 13, Problem 10FAQ

a.

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To determine: The types of grasp that are used for a combination to hold an infant with the hands on either side of the infant’s trunk so that the mother and the child can look eye to eye.

Introduction: The hand is composed of the phalanges, the thumb, and the metacarpals of the finger. It is at the upper extremity's distal end and the main point for the functioning of the upper extremity. The fingers are composed of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP), distal interphalangeal (DIP) joints in addition to the metacarpophalangeal (MCP), and carpometacarpal joints.

b.

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To determine: The two muscle groups that are used for the given case.

c.

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To name: The wrist muscle that is prime movers of these two muscle groups in this given case.

d.

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To determine: The muscle group that helps in holding the elbow in position isometrically.

e.

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To name: The elbow prime movers of this muscle group.

f.

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To determine: The two muscle groups that are involved in the given case.

g.

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To name: The shoulder prime movers of these two muscle groups.

h.

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To determine: The shoulder girdle positions occur with the shoulder joint positions in the given case.

i.

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To name: The shoulder girdle prime movers in the given case.