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Scribeamerica Kinesiology
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Sole side of foot
Palmar or Volar
Midline
Plantar
Transverse
2. Inside
Inverted
Supine
Cephalad
Internal
3. Farther from the surface
Deep
Levator
Abduction
External
4. Farther from the midline
Lateral
Superior
Cephalad
Internal
5. Palm side of the hand or body
Palmar or Volar
Internal
Frontal or Coronal
Plantar
6. Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts - farther from the crown
Anterior
External
Frontal or Coronal
Levator
7. Situated in front of or directed toward the front
External
Posterior or Dorsal
Anterior
Superficial
8. That which turns palm of hand upward
Transverse
Prone
Caudal
Supinator
9. That which raises
Adduction
Midline
Flexion
Levator
10. To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms turned forward
Palmar or Volar
Anatomical Position
Superficial
Superficial
11. Bending or angulation
Transverse
Flexion
Medial
Adduction
12. Outside
Midline
Levator
Deep
External
13. Divides the body into right and left
Midline
Supinator
Transverse
Inverted
14. Straightening out
Abduction
Extension
Supinator
Prone
15. That which turns palm of hand upward
Supinator
Levator
Caudal
Levator
16. Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts - farther from the crown
Levator
Everted
Supine
Frontal or Coronal
17. That which raises
Distal
Everted
Anterior
Levator
18. Straightening out
Transverse
Inverted
Extension
Pronator
19. Right angles to long axis; divides body into upper and lower parts
Cephalad
Transverse
Inverted
Anterior
20. Forearm and hand turned palm side down - body laying face down
Abduction
Inverted
Prone
Extension
21. Nearer to the limb root
Pronator
Caudal
Proximal
Everted
22. Farther from the midline
Anterior
Adduction
Levator
Lateral
23. Body lying face up
Supine
Cephalad
Superficial
Levator
24. Body lying face up
Plantar
Supine
Palmar or Volar
Extension
25. Rear or back
Posterior or Dorsal
Frontal or Coronal
Flexion
Flexion
26. Bending or angulation
Flexion
Extension
Midline
Plantar
27. Turned away
Posterior or Dorsal
Inverted
Plantar
Superficial
28. That which turns palm of hand downward
Lateral
Transverse
Pronator
Abduction
29. Draws away from the midline
Prone
Abduction
Adduction
Medial
30. Upper - nearer to the crown
Levator
Superior
Distal
Supine
31. Situated in front of or directed toward the front
Supine
Levator
Anterior
Medial
32. Nearer to the surface
Everted
Superficial
Supine
Internal
33. Turned away
Midline
Anatomical Position
Inverted
Adduction
34. Rear or back
Posterior or Dorsal
External
Anatomical Position
Superior
35. Towards the feet
Distal
Caudal
Flexion
Supinator
36. Palm side of the hand or body
Transverse
Posterior or Dorsal
Palmar or Volar
Posterior or Dorsal
37. Turned outward
Levator
Deep
Caudal
Everted
38. Draws toward the midline
Lateral
Anterior
Supine
Adduction
39. Outside
Palmar or Volar
External
Transverse
Midline
40. Draws toward the midline
Supine
Adduction
Posterior or Dorsal
Frontal or Coronal
41. Divides the body into right and left
Everted
Cephalad
Posterior or Dorsal
Midline
42. Towards the head
Cephalad
Internal
Internal
Anterior
43. Turned outward
Deep
Proximal
Everted
Prone
44. Nearer to the surface
Lateral
Supine
Superficial
External
45. Sole side of foot
Caudal
Plantar
Abduction
Anterior
46. Towards the feet
Medial
Anterior
Frontal or Coronal
Caudal
47. That which turns palm of hand downward
Abduction
Plantar
Pronator
Superior
48. Nearer to the limb root
Palmar or Volar
Supine
Proximal
Prone
49. Nearer to the midline
Frontal or Coronal
Medial
Abduction
Flexion
50. Forearm and hand turned palm side down - body laying face down
Transverse
Prone
Pronator
Distal