Human form and function 1

1. 1Label the knee

   

   1. Afemur
   2. Blateral condyle
   3. Clateral meniscus
   4. Dfibula
   5. Etibia
   6. Fpatlellar ligament
   7. Gmedial collateral ligament
   8. Hanterior collateral ligament
   9. Iposterior cruciate ligament
   10. Jmedial condyle
2. 21. Straightening a joint so that the angle between its parts is increased and the parts move farther apart. [blank_start]Extension[blank_end]
   2. Moving a part toward the midline. [blank_start]Adduction[blank_end]
   3. Moving a part so that its end follows a circular path. [blank_start]Circumduction[blank_end]
   4.Excessive extension of the parts of a joint, beyond the anatomical position. [blank_start]hyperextension[blank_end]
   5.Bending a joint so that the angle between its parts is decreased. [blank_start]Flexion[blank_end]
   6.Moving a part around an axis. [blank_start]Rotation[blank_end]
   7. Moving a part away from the midline. [blank_start]Abduction[blank_end]

   1. AExtension
   2. BAdduction
   3. CCircumduction
   4. Dhyperextension
   5. EFlexion
   6. FRotation
   7. GAbduction
3. 3Label the supine side of the elbow

   

   1. Acornoid fossa
   2. Bradial tuberosity
   3. Cradial head
   4. Dtrochlea
   5. Ecapitulum
   6. Flateral epicondyle
   7. Gcoronoid process
4. 4Label the hip joint

   

   1. AIlium
   2. Bfemur
   3. Cgreater trochanter
   4. Danterior superior Illiac Spine
   5. Esuperior Ramus of pubis
   6. Fsuperior ramus of Ischium
   7. GiLiofemoral ligament
   8. Hpubofemoral ligament
   9. Ilesser trochanter
   10. Jjoint capsule of hip
   11. Kinferior ramus of the ischium
   12. Linferior ramus of the pubis
   13. Manterior longitudinal ligament
   14. Nanterior sacroiliac ligament
   15. Oiliolumbar ligamen
   16. P4th lumbar vertebra

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Higher (human form and function ) Biology Test sobre Human form and function 1, creado por Katie Bryden el 09/12/2016.

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