Question

Consider the movement of throwing a frisbee. Consider the following joints during each of these movements: the shoulders, elbows, wrists, intervertebral joints, hip joints, knees, and ankles. Describe the movement of these joints that take place during the action of throwing a frisbee. For example you can record "abduction or flexion" next to the "shoulder" column depending on the movement if there is a joint that can be described that is not listed, include it in the other section and mention the specific joint. Please do not use cursive if writing answer.

	Movement: Throwing a Frisbee
Joints	Movement
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrists
Intervertebral Joints
Hip
Knee
Ankles
Other

Answer 1

FRISBEE
JOINTS	MOVEMENT
SHOULDER	from flexion and horizontal adduction to horizontal abduction
ELBOW	flexion to extension
WRISTS	fexion to extension
INTERVERTEBRAL JOINTS	rotation movements takes place at IV joints
HIP	extension of hip with medial rotaion on throwing side with adduction ,,, flexion ,adduction on the other leg which balances the body
KNEE	mild flexion to extension
ANKLES	plantar flexion of throwing side with inversion to outward rotation,neutral on the other side
TOES	extention
FINGERS	flexed to hold the frisbee before throwing and extended to throw
FOREARM	pronation to supination