Below, a diagram of a pelvis and lower extremity in "knock-kneed" anatomic alignment is provided. Answer the questions below based on this presentation. A. The hip joint is in relative valgus or varus?: B. The knee joint is in relative valgus or varus?: C. The femoral neck angle of inclination is likely greater or less than normal? D. The Q-angle is likely greater or less than than normal? E. Forces in the frontal plane on the patella are probably elevated on the lateral or medial aspect?

Below, a diagram of a pelvis and lower extremity in "knock-kneed" anatomic alignment is provided. Answer the questions below based on this presentation. A. The hip joint is in relative valgus or varus?: B. The knee joint is in relative valgus or varus?: C. The femoral neck angle of inclination is likely greater or less than normal? D. The Q-angle is likely greater or less than than normal? E. Forces in the frontal plane on the patella are probably elevated on the lateral or medial aspect?

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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