Movement At Joints Flashcards

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What is flexion and extension?

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Flexion: bending at the joint to decrease joint angle

Extension: straightening the arm to increase joint angle

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What is abduction and adduction?

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Abduction: moving a body segment away from the body

Adduction: moving a body segment towards the body

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What is supination and pronation?

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Supination: rotating the wrist so the palm faces up

Pronation: rotating the wrist so the palm faces down

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What is plantar flexion and dorsi flexion?

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Plantar flexion: bending the ankle joint to point toes ex. Tip toes

Dorsi flexion: ankle bends to bring foot closer to the shin

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What is inversion and eversion?

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Inversion: standing on the outer edge of the foot

Eversion: standing on the inner edge of the foot

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What is external and internal rotation?

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External Rotation: turn a body part away from the body midline

Internal rotation: turn a body part towards the midline of the body

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What is circumduction?

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A spinning motion of a body part, a combination of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction

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What is elevation and depression?

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Elevation: a movement in a superior direction

Depression: movement in an inferior direction

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What is protraction and retraction?

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Protraction: moving in an anterior direction

Retraction: moving in a posterior direction

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What is opposition and reposition?

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Opposition: thumb comes in contact with another finger

Reposition: thumb returns back to the anatomical position

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