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Exam 2 Flashcards

Chapter 8

1
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areas where 2 or more joints meet

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joint

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2
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2 functions of joints and articulations

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skeletal mobility and hold skeleton together

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3
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fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial

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structural

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4
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synarthrotic, amphiarthrotic, diarthrotic

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functional

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5
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largest, most complex joint in body

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knee joint

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6
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what joint puts the patella and lower femur together

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femoropatellar joint

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7
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lateral and medial joints= formoral condyles and menisci

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tibiofemoral

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8
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3 broad ligaments in the knee anchor

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patella to tibia

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9
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patellar ligament to

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tibial tuberosity

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10
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medial and lateral patellar retinacula keep

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patella centered

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11
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what is a modified hinge joint

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knee joint

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12
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the knee join is prefominantly supproted by

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soft tissues with minimal strucutural support

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13
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joint reinforcement by 4 ligaments are

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extracapsular and intracapsular

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collateral

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extracapsular

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15
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cruciate

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intracapsular

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16
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connects tibia to femur on medial knee attached to medial meniscus

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medial collateral ligament

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17
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connects fibula to femur on lateral knee

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lateral collateral ligament

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18
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connects anterior tibia to posterior femur

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anterior cruciate ligament

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19
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connects posterior tibia to mid femur

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posterior cruciate ligament

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20
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unable to prevent forward movement of tibia on femur

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acl check= drawer sign

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21
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click sound when extend leg. severe damage= torn caritlage can between be between articulating tibia and femur surfaces and knee locks in partial flexion

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torn meniscus

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22
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knee anterior movement/ hyperextended

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acl tear

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23
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knee posterior movement

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pcl tear

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24
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how to fix knee injury

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surgery with cadaver or artificial ligament

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25
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lateral force. knee bends in, tearing opposite side of joint. acl, mcl, medial meniscus

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unhappy triad

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26
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flattened sacs, lined by synovial membrane, prevents friction

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bursa

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27
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fibrocartialge, separates articulating bone surfaces, subdivides synovial cavity

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meniscus

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28
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elongated bursa, crowded tendons. wraps around tendon, prevents xs friction

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tendon sheath

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29
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unite bones and direct movement. prevent xs movement

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ligaments

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30
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keeps tendons taut and stabilizes. low contractile activity in relaxed muscles

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muscle tone

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31
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torn or stretched Ligaments that reinforce joint (Ankle), Pain & Swelling
Partial tear self repair. Slow to heal, due to Poor Vascularization.

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sprain

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32
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Pulled Muscle. Injury to Muscle / Tendon via Stretch or Overexertion.

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strain

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33
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Joint out of Socket, Inflammation. Need to Reduce. Splint or Cast.

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dislocation

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34
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Inflammation of Bursa. Due to Overuse or Injury.

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bursitis

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35
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Inflammation of Tendon Sheaths. Due to Overuse

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tendonitis

36
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treatment for joint disorders

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RICE = Rest Ice Compression Elevation
Pain Relievers, Physical Therapy, Stretch.

37
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what is the most widespread crippling disease in US

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arthritis

38
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due to bacteria infection, treat antibiotics

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acute form

39
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OA, RA, gout

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chronic forms

40
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most common chronic type of arthritis

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osteoarthritis

41
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risk factors for osteoarthritis

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obesity and genetic

42
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in osteoarthritis non-inflammation, pain and swelling of

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soft tissues at joint

43
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in osteoarthritis there is a gradual breakdown of

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articular cartilage, and is irreversible

44
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bone spurs is

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osteophytes

45
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treatment for osteoarthritis

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medications to decrease swelling and pain
PT
surgery to fuse bones
prosthetic joint replacement

46
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2nd most common type og arthritis

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rheumatoid

47
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for rheumatoid arthritis is more common in male or female

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3x more common in females

48
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what does rheumatoid arthritis affect

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skin, vessels, lungs, joints, anemia, osteoporosis, CV issues, muscles weak

49
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risk factors for rheumatoid arthritis

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genetic predisposition

50
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transient infection/ autoimmune disease targeting collagen

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idiopathic etiology

51
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rheumatoid arthritis is proliferation of

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synovial fluid and CT cells, which thickens joint capsule and destroys articular cartilage

52
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uric acid is

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normal waste product of nucleic acid metabolism

53
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urate crystals form large nodules in joints, bone, cartilage

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tophi

54
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untreated gout results in

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joint destruction, bone ends fuse and immobility

55
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treatment for gout

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antiinflammatory meds: cochicine, steroids
allopurinol
probenecid

56
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prevention of gout

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increased water consumption
lose weight
exercise
avoid diuretics and alc
avoid high purine containing nucleic acid foods

57
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immovable end of bone

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origin

58
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movable end

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insertion

59
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as muscles contract across joint and ends are drawn closer together

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movement

60
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3 types of synovial movement

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  1. gliding
  2. angular
  3. circular
61
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simplest, in plane joints, such as carpal bones, slide or glide

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gliding

62
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Change in Angles between Bones at Joint.
Increase or Decrease angle.
Trunk/Limb bends in relation to another Body Part

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angular

63
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Rotation around Axis in Circular Pattern

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circular

64
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Not fit into other Categories

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special movements

65
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Named for Individual Movements.

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combination movements

66
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Decrease in joint angle, Bones closer together.

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flexion

67
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More than 180 degrees. Can be normal or not.

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hyperextension

68
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Increase in joint angle, Bones straighten.

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extension

69
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Point toes, Ballerina

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plantar flexion

70
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Walk on Heels

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dorsiflexion

71
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Movement away from Midline

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abduction

72
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Movement toward Midline

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adduction

73
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Rotates on Long Axis

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rotation

74
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Combination, Flex, extend, Ab & Adduction. Freely movable.
Movement in Arc. Cone shape, Big circles.

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circumduction

75
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Forearm rotation. Prone – facedown, Palm down Ulna & Radius cross..

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pronation

76
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Forearm rotation. Supine – faceup, Palm up. Ulna & Radius parallel.

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supination

77
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Raise superiorly

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elevation

78
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Drop inferiorly

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depression

79
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Glide anteriorly, Jaw forward.

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protraction

80
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Gliding posteriorly, Jaw retracts.

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retraction

81
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Move mandible away from midline.

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lateral excursion

82
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back to midline

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medial

83
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Plantar surface faces midline

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inversion

84
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Plantar surface faces away from midline

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eversion

85
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UNIQUE. Touch thumb to other fingertips on SAME Hand. OK Sign.
Grasp & Manipulate objects.

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opposition

86
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Returns thumb to neutral, anatomical position.

A

reposition

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