AEA PRACTICE TEST
Frontal Plane — ANSWER It's vertical and goes from side to side. separates
the body into front and back parts. Moving from side to side
the sagittal axis, which goes from front to back.
The sagittal plane is vertical and goes from front to back. Splits the body in half,
on the right and left. She is moving from front to back. The frontal axis goes
from side to side.
Transverse Plane: The answer is horizontal or straight down from the ground.
Splits the body into two parts, the upper and lower. Moving: straight down from
the ground. The long or vertical line that goes from top to bottom
Levers – ANSWER A bar that moves around a set point is called a lever.
Does moving a longer lever through water take more or less force? — MORE
ANSWER. It takes more work and effort to move a longer limb than a shorter
one.
Short lever: ANSWER to warm up, cool down, or lessen the strength
After the body is properly warmed up, the long lever is added.
Shoulder Joint and Hip Joint are examples of ball and socket joints.
bending, stretching, hyperextending, turning in and out, rotating medially and
laterally, abducting, adducting, transversely abducting, and transversely
adducting
Hinge Joint: The knee and the elbow.
Flexion and Extension of the Ankle.
Flexion of the plantar and dorsi bones
Answer for the Condyloid Joint Flexion, extension, hyperextension, abduction,
adduction, and circumduction are all wired movements.
Frontal Plane — ANSWER It's vertical and goes from side to side. separates
the body into front and back parts. Moving from side to side
the sagittal axis, which goes from front to back.
The sagittal plane is vertical and goes from front to back. Splits the body in half,
on the right and left. She is moving from front to back. The frontal axis goes
from side to side.
Transverse Plane: The answer is horizontal or straight down from the ground.
Splits the body into two parts, the upper and lower. Moving: straight down from
the ground. The long or vertical line that goes from top to bottom
Levers – ANSWER A bar that moves around a set point is called a lever.
Does moving a longer lever through water take more or less force? — MORE
ANSWER. It takes more work and effort to move a longer limb than a shorter
one.
Short lever: ANSWER to warm up, cool down, or lessen the strength
After the body is properly warmed up, the long lever is added.
Shoulder Joint and Hip Joint are examples of ball and socket joints.
bending, stretching, hyperextending, turning in and out, rotating medially and
laterally, abducting, adducting, transversely abducting, and transversely
adducting
Hinge Joint: The knee and the elbow.
Flexion and Extension of the Ankle.
Flexion of the plantar and dorsi bones
Answer for the Condyloid Joint Flexion, extension, hyperextension, abduction,
adduction, and circumduction are all wired movements.
