While performing a postural assessment, you notice a patient has an exaggerated lordosis.  This postural deviation is most likely indicative of:

A bone marking that consists of a sharp ridge or border is called a:

Your patient has a long leg cast on the left leg but is still allowed to bear weight while ambulating.  During the swing phase, what will you likely see that person do to move that limb forward?

What joint motion(s) occur at the proximal radioulnar joint?

Performing wrist ulnar deviation requires the flexor carpi ulnaris and extensor carpi ulnaris to work as a ___?

Forearm pronation with elbow flexion to 90 degrees occurs in which plane around which axis?

Side to side distance between heels is called:

Distance between heel strike of one foot and heel strike of the other foot is called:

You note a problem with gait that occurs when the non-weight bearing limb is directly under the body.  You recognize this as which part of the swing phase?

Match the functional impairment with the affected nerve.