Need help for number 10-14 please Chapter Nine Articulations Chapter Ten Articul

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Need help for number 10-14 please

Chapter Nine Articulations Chapter Ten Articulations 9. Which of the folowing corecty pairs the clasihcation f a syrnovina oint wth an example of ts locatont Cecle one bal-and-socket, elbow joint hinge; shoulder joint c pivot: atlantoaxial joint d. plene, 1adiocarpat joint saddle. knee joint Exercise 10.: Practicing Symovial Joint Movements 10. Match the description of the joint movement listed in column A with the appropriete term listed in column B Column A 1 palm turns from posterior to anterior 2. paim turns from anterior to posterior 3 inferior movement of the mandible or scaopula 4 body part is moved anterior in the horizontal plane s sole of foot faces medial (inward) ecorsum of foot moves superiorty Column B a. deprossion b. dorsifexion c. elevation d. eversion e. inversion f plantar flexion suberior movement of the mandible or scapula s body part is moved posterior in horizontal plane g pronation h. protraction i. retraction L supination esole of foot faces lateral (outward) 10 dorsum of foot moves inferiorly Exercise 10.6: The Knee Joint 11. Match the description listed in column A with its corresponding structure isted in column B? Column A Column B a. ACL and PCL b. bursae c. 6bular lateral) collateral ligament d. meniscus e. patella t patellar ligament 9. patellar tendon 1 ligament connecting femur to tibia 2. ligaments that cross in the middie of the knee joint 3 sesamoid bone located in th e knee joint -4. Ilgament connecting femur to fit uia 5 structure connecting petelia to tiblal tuberosity E structure connecting quadriceps muscles to patela 7 forocertilaginous structure within knee joint 8 synovial sacs located above, below, and anterior h. tübial /medial colsteral ligament to the patelia Can You Apply What You've Learned? 12. From where do the articular cartilages arise developmentally? 13. Define bursitis Can You Synthesize What You've Learned? 14. Fully classify the glenohumeral joint both structurally and functionaly (degree of movement)

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1.palm turns from posterior to anterior- j. supination
2. palm turns from anterior to posterior-g. pronation
3.inferior movement of the mandible or scapula- a. depression
4.body part is moved anterior in the horizontal plane- h. protraction-
5.sole of foot faces medial(inward)-e.inversion
6. dorsum of foot moves superiorly- b. dorsiflexion
7.superior movement of the mandible or scapula- c. elevation
8. body part is moved posterior in horizontal plane-i.retraction
9. sole of foot faces lateral (outward)-d. eversion
10. dorsum of foot moves inferiorly- f. plantar flexion
Explanation:
a. depression is the inferior movement of the scapula and jaw.
b. During dorsiflexion ,the dorsum of the foot moves superiorly
c.elevation is the superior movement of the scapula and jaw
d. eversion- sole of foot faces laterally.
e. inversion- sole of the foot faces medially
f. plantar flexion- during plantar flexion , the dorsum of the foot moves inferiorly.
g. pronation- movement of palm turns from anterior to posterior
h. protraction- the movement of the body part in anterior horizontal /transverse plane
i retraction- the movement of the body part in posterior transverse/horizontal plane
j. supination- movement of palm turns from posterior to anterior

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