Question

which of the following statements regarding anatomical position is false?
the lower limbs are together with feet pointing straight ahead.
the head is rotated and looking to the side.
the elbows are fully extended with the palms of the hand facing forward.
standing straight up.
question 2 (1 point)
movement of the legs away from the middle of the body is called adduction.
true
false
question 3 (1 point)
bending the foot outward at the ankle is called:
plantarflexion
inversion
eversion
dorsiflexion
question 4 (1 point)
rotation of the forearm and hand to the palms down position is called:
extension
flexion
supination
pronation

Explanation:

Question 1

In anatomical position, the head is facing forward (not rotated to the side), lower limbs are together with feet forward, elbows extended with palms forward, and one stands straight. So the false statement is about the head rotated.

Adduction is movement toward the midline, while movement away from the midline is abduction. So the statement is false.

Plantarflexion is pointing foot down, inversion is turning foot inward, eversion is turning foot outward, dorsiflexion is lifting foot up. So bending foot outward at ankle is eversion.

Answer:

The head is rotated and looking to the side.

Question 2