Questions: 1. Move your leg away from the midline of your body. This motion is (abduction/adduction). 2. Muscle disease may be assessed by (myelography/myography). 3. Plantar (fascial/facial) pain can be caused by flat feet. 4. The (fascial/facial) muscles can wrinkle the forehead and pucker the lips. 5. Bob cannot bend his wrist because the (flexor/flexure) muscles were damaged in a motorcycle accident. 6. Debra tore the (peroneal/peritoneal/perineal) area when she delivered her baby. 7. The (peroneal/peritoneal/perineal) cavity in the abdomen was filled with fluid. 8. The (peroneal/peritoneal/perineal) muscle is responsible for abduction of the foot.

Move your leg away from the midline of your body. This motion is (abduction/adduction).

• The answer is abduction: to draw away from the midline of the body.
• Explanation: Abduction refers to moving a limb away from the body's midline, while adduction refers to moving it toward the midline.

Muscle disease may be assessed by (myelography/myography).

• The answer is myography: process of recording a muscle.
• Explanation: Myography is the process of recording muscle activity, which is relevant for assessing muscle diseases. Myelography involves the spinal cord, not muscles.

Plantar (fascial/facial) pain can be caused by flat feet.

• The answer is fascial: pertaining to the fascia.
• Explanation: Plantar fascial pain refers to pain in the fascia of the foot, often associated with conditions like flat feet. Facial pertains to the face, which is unrelated here.