CBSE BOARD XII, asked by karams1981, 8 months ago

10. One deformity may lead to development of another
knock knees may be caused as a result of
a. Flat Foot
b. Bowlegs
c. Kyphosis
d. Scoliosis​

Answers

Answered by singhanushka0052
1

Answer:

c

Explanation:

c kyphosis

Answered by 27swatikumari
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Answer: One malformation can result in the growth of another, and knock knees may be brought on by kyphosis.

Explanation: A physical deformity known as a flat foot occurs when the medial longitudinal and transverse arches of the foot are flattened and the medial foot boundary touches the ground. In other words, this deformity causes the foot's arch to collapse, causing the entire sole to make full or nearly full impact with the earth. A very straightforward examination known as the "Wet Foot test" can be used to identify flat feet. It makes sprinting and strolling difficult.

The first knock knee cause is a birth abnormality.

(ii) Obesity or being overweight.

(iii) A lack of calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients during infancy.

Kneel down

A variety of postural malformation is knock-knee. In this deformity, when a person is standing normally, both legs contact one another. It produces jogging and strolling issues. Knock knees can result from

(i) birth defects.

(ii) Obesity or being overweight.

(iii) A lack of calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients during infancy.

Corrective Actions for Flat Foot and Knock Knee

Following movements can be done as a remedy for Flat Foot deformity:

(i) Strolling with shoes.

(ii) Walking on both the inside and outside of the soles.

Walking on your toes.

(iii) To walk on the feet up and down.

(iv) To rope-skip.

(v) To carry out a yoga pose.

(vi) Surgery

(vii) on one's heels

(viii) grabbing a tiny stone with the toenails and putting it a little distance

(ix) Yoga asana such as Tadasana (Tree Pose), Vajrasana, and Utkatasana should be practiced. (Chair posture).

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