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Sagittal Plane correct answerDivides the dog into right and left portions




Median Plane (Sagittal) correct answerDivides the dog in the midline of the body into right and

left portions




Dorsal Plane correct answerDivides the Dog into ventral and dorsal portions




Transverse Plane correct answerDivides the body into cranial and caudal portions




Transverse Axis of Joint Motion correct answerSaggittal plane motion occurs around an axis of rotation

that is directed mediolaterally




Ventrodorsal Axis of Joint Motion correct answerDorsal plane motion occurs around the axis of rotation

that is directed ventrodorsally

,Craniocaudal Axis of Joint Motion correct answerTransverse plane motion, such as motion of the

trunk, occurs around an axis of rotation that is directed craniocaudally




Flexion correct answerThe limb is retracted or folded, a digit is bent, and the back or neck is arched

dorsally.




Flexion motion occurs in the limbs when: correct answeras the bones on either side of a joint move closer

together and the joint angle becomes more acute




Shoulder Flexion correct answerCaudal retraction of the humerus in relation to the scapula




Shoulder Extension correct answerCranial motion of the humerus in relation to the scapula




Extension correct answerLimb reaches out, the digit is extended, and the back or neck is less arched

dorsally or arches ventrally




Extension motion occurs in the limbs when: correct answerthe bones that are already close together

and already form an acute angle move farther apart, such that the angle formed at the joint is increased

or straightened

,Hyperextension correct answerExtension beyond normal ex carpus




Abduction correct answerMovement in the transverse plane such that the distal aspect moves away

from the midline of the body




Adduction correct answerMovement in the transverse plane such that the distal aspect moves toward the

midline of the body




Side Bend correct answerMovement occurs in the dorsal p[lane such that lateral aspects of the adjacent

areas of the spine approximate or move away from each other




Circumduction correct answerMovement at a joint, during which a bone or body segment outlines

the surface of a cone or circle




Rotation correct answerOccurs with reference to the cranial aspect of the limb rotating toward the

midline of the body or median plane and continuing in that direction




Supination correct answerExternal rotation of the limb, such tahat the pad surface of the paw faces

medically

, Pronation correct answerInternal rotation of the limb, such that the pad of the surface of the paw faces

laterally




Ventral Pelvic Tilt correct answerApproximation of ventral pelvis and cranial femur




Dorsal Pelvic Tilt correct answerVentral pelvis moving away from the crainal femur




Lateral Pelvis Tilt correct answerDorsal plane movement such that the lateral aspect of the pelvis

approximates the lateral aspect of the trunk




Pelvic Rotation correct answerMovement of the ventral aspect of the pelvis, rotation toward the left

or right. Occurs in transverse plane




Sacroiliac Motion correct answerMovements of the cranial and caudal aspects of the sacrum correlated

to the movement of the human superior and inferior aspects of the sacrum




Sacroiliac Flexion or Nutation correct answerCranial Portion of the sacrum tilting ventrally




Sacroiliac Extension or Counternutation correct answerCranial aspect of the sacrum tilting dorsally




Sacroiliac Side Bend or Lateral Flexion correct answerCranial aspect of the sacrum tilting to the side

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