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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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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Towards the head
Superficial
Inverted
Cephalad
Internal
2. Towards the head
Cephalad
Transverse
Levator
Proximal
3. Upper - nearer to the crown
Prone
Pronator
Superior
Midline
4. Turned outward
Proximal
Medial
Everted
Supine
5. To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms turned forward
Inverted
Deep
Palmar or Volar
Anatomical Position
6. Turned away
Superior
Superior
Levator
Inverted
7. Body lying face up
Supine
Internal
Superior
Proximal
8. Sole side of foot
Deep
Caudal
Plantar
Midline
9. Nearer to the limb root
Proximal
Extension
External
Medial
10. Farther from the surface
Lateral
Everted
Supine
Deep
11. Upper - nearer to the crown
Cephalad
Superior
Distal
Inverted
12. That which raises
Superficial
Midline
Posterior or Dorsal
Levator
13. Inside
Internal
Deep
Posterior or Dorsal
Proximal
14. Farther from the midline
Internal
Flexion
Transverse
Lateral
15. Outside
Anatomical Position
Palmar or Volar
External
Plantar
16. Straightening out
Posterior or Dorsal
Everted
Extension
Cephalad
17. That which turns palm of hand downward
Transverse
Pronator
Lateral
Posterior or Dorsal
18. Palm side of the hand or body
Midline
Frontal or Coronal
Palmar or Volar
Plantar
19. Draws away from the midline
Abduction
Supinator
Anterior
Plantar
20. Outside
Everted
External
Abduction
Abduction
21. Turned outward
Everted
Superior
Extension
Plantar
22. That which raises
Prone
Posterior or Dorsal
Levator
Anatomical Position
23. Farther from the midline
Superficial
Palmar or Volar
Prone
Lateral
24. Situated in front of or directed toward the front
Anterior
Anatomical Position
Frontal or Coronal
Levator
25. Nearer to the limb root
Midline
Proximal
Levator
Adduction
26. That which turns palm of hand upward
Supinator
Levator
Caudal
Anatomical Position
27. Bending or angulation
Frontal or Coronal
Distal
Prone
Flexion
28. Sole side of foot
Plantar
Caudal
Transverse
Everted
29. Forearm and hand turned palm side down - body laying face down
Prone
Adduction
Cephalad
Proximal
30. Draws toward the midline
Adduction
Midline
Internal
Pronator
31. Turned away
Lateral
Palmar or Volar
Inverted
Superficial
32. Rear or back
Lateral
Supine
Everted
Posterior or Dorsal
33. That which turns palm of hand upward
Supinator
Prone
Distal
Anterior
34. Towards the feet
Superior
Caudal
Medial
Flexion
35. Draws toward the midline
Lateral
Caudal
Adduction
Superficial
36. Rear or back
Everted
Cephalad
Flexion
Posterior or Dorsal
37. Right angles to long axis; divides body into upper and lower parts
Adduction
Posterior or Dorsal
Medial
Transverse
38. Farther from the limb root
Deep
Flexion
Everted
Distal
39. Inside
Internal
Caudal
Lateral
Anatomical Position
40. Nearer to the surface
Superficial
Transverse
Medial
Extension
41. To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms turned forward
Anatomical Position
Internal
Transverse
Flexion
42. Straightening out
Cephalad
Anterior
External
Extension
43. Draws away from the midline
Caudal
Midline
Lateral
Abduction
44. Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts - farther from the crown
Lateral
Flexion
Adduction
Frontal or Coronal
45. Divides the body into right and left
Midline
Medial
Levator
Anatomical Position
46. Farther from the limb root
Deep
Levator
Distal
Deep
47. Towards the feet
Caudal
Distal
Anatomical Position
Frontal or Coronal
48. Bending or angulation
Flexion
Midline
Caudal
Levator
49. Nearer to the midline
Pronator
Medial
Deep
Superior
50. Divides the body into anterior and posterior parts - farther from the crown
Levator
Caudal
Frontal or Coronal
External