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5. When a person assumes sitting from standing, the knee is flexing. A. When performing this movement, is the concave surface moving on the convex surface or is the convex surface moving on the concave surface? Underline the correct response. B. During assumption of standing from sitting, according to the concave-convex rule, when the _______________________ surface moves on the_______________________ surface, the _______________________ joint surface moves in the _______________________ direction as the body segment movement. 6. Is accessory motion or joint play best observed in a close-packed or an open-packed position? Why? ___________________________ ___________________________ 7. Stand on a footstool with your right leg close to the edge of the footstool and your left leg hanging off the footstool with a cuff weight around the ankle. The force through the right lower extremity is approximation/traction, and the force through the left lower extremity is approximation/traction.…
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Stability of the knee is provided by O the menisci O the ligaments O the muscles all of the above
What implications does this all have on the ability to perform curls and pull-ups using "overhand" (pronated) vs. underhand" (supinated) hand positions? O Easier to do in the supinated position because the biceps brachi loses mechanical advantage in the pronated position O Easier to do in the pronated position because the biceps brachil muscle loses mechanical advantage in the pronated position O Easier to do in the supinated position because the brachialis muscle loses mechanical advantage in the pronated position O Easier to do in the pronated position because the brachialis muscle loses mechanical advantage in the supinated position

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Keeping the object you are carrying close to your body reduces the force and stress on your spine. Which one of the five Ls of lifting is this an example of?