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Parts of the limbs

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Identify parts of the limbs

Match the symbols with the body parts they represent.

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Limbs versus joints

Identify whether the following are parts of limbs or joints.

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The shoulder and the wrist are joints while the upper arm, hand and thumb are limbs.
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Palms

Which of the following is the sign for the palms?

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Please select an answerWrong. Try again. This is the sign for the thumb.Wrong. Try again. This is the sign for stage front left.That's right.Wrong. Try again. This is the sign for the pelvis.Wrong. Try again. This is the sign for the left knee.
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Palm convention

According to the standards for the palm. Is it necessary to specify the facing of the palms in this position? Why?

This is a pencil drawing of a male oriental dancer. He is standing on his left leg with his right leg moving towards his front. His right arm is extended forward with his hand pointing down. His left arm is flexed and raised forward. He is looking towards his front. He is only wearing a yellow short and his body is decorated with gold bracelets in his arms and ankles. He is also wearing a yellow headset and a string around his neck and across his body.

Yes. In this position the palm facing of the right hand must be specified as direction backwards middle level. The palm facing for the left hand follows the standard and does not need to be indicated. The left palm is facing right middle.Check your answer

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Validity for the palms

How long does the palm sign last?

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All four options are correct.
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Hips

The normal position of the hip is place low.

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Rules of cancellation

Finish the statements about cancellations.

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  1. A directional indication for the whole limb cancels a previously indicated position for the shoulder joint.
  2. A whole leg indication cancels any previous directional indication for its parts.
  3. A whole leg indication cancels a previously indicated position for the hip joint.
  4. A movement of the whole arm does not cancel a previous indication for any part of the arm (upper arm, lower arm or hand).
  5. e) A movement of the whole leg does not cancel a previous indication for any part of the leg (upper leg, lower leg or foot).
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