The thrower's arm is moving in which anatomical directions in the picture above?

Proximal and inferior
Proximal and superior
Anterior and inferior
Anterior and superio

Answer:

I believe it is anterior and inferior

Explanation:

Anterior is the front of the body and the thrower is throwing the ball forward and down. The movement down would be inferior.

When speaking of bodily components at a body end, the terms superior and inferior (cranial and caudal) are employed. Superior (or cranial) structures are located in the head, whereas inferior (or caudal) structures are located in the foot.Thus, option C is correct.

The term anterior (or ventral) refers to the body's front or orientation therein. The toes of the foot are in front. The back of the body or the direction that leads there is referred to as posterior (or dorsal). Prior to the popliteus is where you'll find the patella.

Therefore, The thrower is sending the ball down and forward toward the anterior, or front, of the body. The descent would be of poorer quality. Superior and inferior (cranial and caudal) are phrases used to describe biological parts at a body end.

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