Movements Flashcards

1
Q

Flexion

A

Making the angle of a joint smaller (e.g. bending arm at the ulnohumeral joint)

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Extension

A

Making the angle of a joint larger (e.g. straightening arm at the ulnohumeral joint)

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3
Q

Supination

A

Arms in anatomical position, palms facing anteriorly

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4
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Pronation

A

Radius twists around the ulna, palms facing posteriorly in anatomical position

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5
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Circumduction

A

Movement of distal end of limb in a circular motion while proximal end is fixed (e.g. moving arm in a circle)

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6
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Abduction

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Movement away from midline (e.g. abduction of shoulder - when arm is moved out to side from anatomical position)

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7
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Adduction

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Movement towards the midline (e.g. adduction of shoulder - when arm is lowered from being lifted out to the side)

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8
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Internal rotation

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Rotation towards the midline (e.g. folding arms is internal rotation of shoulder)

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9
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External rotation

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Rotation away from the midline (e.g. waitress arm holding plate to side is external rotation of shoulder)

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10
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Plantarflexion

A

Movement of plantar surface posteriorly - ONLY AT ANKLE JOINT (e.g. pointing feet)

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Dorsiflexion

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Movement of dorsal surface posteriorly ONLY AT ANKLE JOINT (e.g. flexing feet)

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12
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Inversion

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Movement of plantar surface towards the midline ONLY AT ANKLE JOINT

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13
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Eversion

A

Movement of plantar surface away from the midline ONLY AT ANKLE JOINT

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