Introduction

Question 1

Vertical plane, equal right and left halves

Answer 1

Median Sagittal plane

Question 2

Imaginary vertical plane at right angles to the median plane

Answer 2

Coronal planes

Question 3

Vertical planes at right angles to median and coronal planes

Answer 3

Horizontal or Transverse planes

Question 4

Refers to same side of the body

Answer 4

Ipsilateral

Question 5

Opposite side of the body

Answer 5

Contralateral - left biceps brachii and right rectus femoris muscle

Question 6

Prone

Answer 6

Lying face downward

Supine- lying on the back

Question 7

Takes place on sagittal plane, usually anterior (sometimes posterior eg. Knee)

Answer 7

Flexion

Question 8

Straightening the joint, usually posterior

Answer 8

Extension

Question 9

Movement of trunk in coronal plane

Answer 9

Lateral flexion

Question 10

Lateral rotation of the forearm from pronated position so the palm of the hand comes to face anteriorly

Answer 10

Supination

Pronation - medial rotation of the forearm in such manner that the palm of the hand faces posteriorly

Question 11

Combination of flexion extension abduction adduction

Answer 11

Circumduction

Question 12

Anatomic position

Answer 12

Standing erect, upper limbs by the sides, face and palm of the hands dircected forward