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HEY! You’ve reached the last question of the exam (or you’ve…

HEY! You’ve reached the last question of the exam (or you’ve scrolled ahead) – well done! The proctoring team will review your exam recording and confirm that your exam was conducted without unauthorized aid, that there were no issues with acquiring solid recordings of you and your computer screen. Grades will be posted once the recordings are reviewed and I review the class’ performance on each question (I award points back when the correct answer is not selected by the majority of the class). Questions and answers to exams are not published in this course; there is no exam review in the hybrid APK 2105c class. Sharing exam content with others is not permitted. Please submit your exam now. If you fail to submit the exam by the time your exam access ends (i.e. 8:15 AM EST), the exam should be auto-submitted and uploaded to Canvas within 5 minutes. Again, well done on getting through this test! :] Dr. Mani

On a front view postural analysis, you observe that Mr. John…

On a front view postural analysis, you observe that Mr. Johnson’s left femur is angled toward the plumb line and his tibia is angled laterally, resulting in his left knee being much closer to the plumb line than his normal right knee. This is indicative of which deformity?