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1) Standing position the heel are together and on the same line the toes slightly apart ( so
that angle b/w the feet does not exceed
a)45
b)90
c) 30
d)120
2)standing position the Anti gravity muscle of the trunk and lower limb work to hold the
position
a)isometrically
b)isotonically c
c)zero
d)none of these
3)Standing position which joint can press the ball of the toes to the ground
a) interphalangeal
b)intercarpal
c)carpal metacarpal
d)carpal tunnel
4)Standing position which muscle can press the ball of the great toe to the ground
a)peroneus longus
b)palmar longus
c)hallucis longus
d)digitorium longus
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5)kneeling position gravity of the body lower than
a)sitting
b)standing
c)lying
d)hinging
a)sitting
b)hinging
c)standing
d)lying
7)sitting position is taken on chair or tool it is preferable to leave inche space b/w the
back of your knees and the edge of the seat
a)1or 2
b)2 or 3
c)3 or 4
d) 4 or5
a)stading
b)lying
c)hinging
d)sitting
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9)The position no muscle work to hold the position of the legs as they are fully supported
a)standing
b)lying
c)hinging
d)sitting
10)The kneeling position the lower leg rest on the floor with feet
a)Dorsi flexion
b)Plantar
c)Plantar flexion
d)Dorsi
a)maximum
b)minimal
c)zero
d)none
12)The lying which Rotator of both side work reciprocally to stablise the position of the
head
a)Hip
b)Head
c)Lumber d)knee
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13)Lying position is the easiest position as the body can be completly supported in the
a)Lying
b)prone
c)side lying
d)supine
a)Relaxation
b)Contraction
c)Gravity
d)Discomfort
a)Lumber extensor
b)Hip flexor
c)Lumber flexor
d)Hip abductor
a)Wrist flexor
b)Elbow flexor
c)Shoulder abductor
d)Elbow extensor
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17)On resilience surface the muscle work on body
a)Is minimal
b)Is maximal
c)Is least
a)Plantar flexed
b)Dorsi flexed
c)Plantar
d)Dorsi
a)Finger flexor
b)Hip flexor
c)Knee extensor
d)Elbow flexor
a)Ankle
b)Hand
c)Wrist
d)Elbow
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Keys
1) a
2) a
3) a
4) a
5) b
6) c
7) b
8) d
9) d)
10) a
11) b
12) b
13) d
14) c
15) c
16) b
17) d
18) a
19) a
20) c
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