Orthotic Fitter Test Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified Rated A+ What are the Four Groups of Tissue? - Correct Answers Epithelial, Connective, Nervous, Blood What are the Seven Organ Systems? - Correct Answers Skeletal Muscular Nervous Circulatory Respiratory Visceral (Abdominal) Lymphatic Anatomic Position - Correct Answers Erect body, with feet together and the palms of the hands facing forward.Median Plane - Correct Answers Passes from the top to the bottom and separates the body into right and left.Medial - Correct Answers Positions TOWARD the median plane Lateral - Correct Answers Positions AWAY from the median plane Sagittal Plane - Correct Answers Any plane parallel to the median Coronal/Frontal Plane - Correct Answers Separates the body into the forward half and the back half.Anterior - Correct Answers Refers to objects in front of the plane Posterior - Correct Answers Refers to objects on the back half of the body Transverse Plane - Correct Answers Separates the body into an upper and a lower half. 1 / 2
Superior - Correct Answers Positions above the transverse plane Inferior - Correct Answers Positions below the transverse plane Flexion Extension - Correct Answers Flexion- bending movement that DECREASES the angle between two parts. ex. bending the elbow Extension- opposite of flexion-straightening the movement that INCREASES the angle between body parts. EX. when standing up the knees are extended What is Abduction? - Correct Answers Away from the midline of the body Ex. raising the arms, laterally, to the sides.What is Adduction? - Correct Answers Away from the midline of the body.ex. bringing the knees together.What is pronation? - Correct Answers a rotation of the forearm that moves the palm from an anterior facing position to posterior facing position. AKA palm facing down.What is supination? - Correct Answers The rotation of the arm where the palms are facing up.What is dorsiflexion? - Correct Answers Flexion of the entire foot superiorly.Ex. taking ones foot off an automobile pedal What is plantarflexion? - Correct Answers Flexion of the entire foot inferiorly, as if pressing an automobile pedal. Occurs at the ankle.What is eversion? - Correct Answers The movement of the sole of the foot away from the median plane.What is inversion? - Correct Answers The movement of the sole towards the median plane. (Same as when an ankle is twisted)
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