Multiple Choice
A joint produces movement when its angle decreases. Which type of movement is it?
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8. Joints
Joint Movements
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Which of the following is not a part of the human organ systems?
A
Crutch gait
B
Integumentary system
C
Skeletal system
D
Respiratory system
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Begin by identifying the human organ systems listed in the options: Integumentary system, Skeletal system, and Respiratory system.
Understand that each of these systems has specific functions and components within the human body. For example, the integumentary system includes the skin, hair, and nails, and is responsible for protecting the body.
Recognize that the skeletal system consists of bones and joints, providing structure and support, while the respiratory system includes organs like the lungs and trachea, facilitating breathing.
Consider the term 'Crutch gait' and analyze its relevance to human organ systems. Crutch gait refers to a walking pattern used by individuals who require crutches, and is not an organ system.
Conclude that 'Crutch gait' is not a part of the human organ systems, as it is a term related to mobility aid rather than a biological system.
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