Terminology & Movement Flashcards

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Coronal Plane

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  • AKA Frontal Plane
  • Vertical plane dividing the body into anterior & posterior
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Sagittal Plane

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  • AKA Median Plane
  • Vertice plane dividing the body into left & right
  • Mid-sagittal (centre) or para-sagittal (off-centre)
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Transverse Plane

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  • AKA Axil Plane
  • Horizontal plane dividing the body into superior & inferior
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Distal

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Away or furthest from the trunk or point of origin of a body part

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Proximal

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Closer or towards the trunk or the point of origin of a body part

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Lateral

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Away from the median (centre-point)

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Frontal

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Towards the front of the brain

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Occipital

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Towards the back of the brain

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Extension

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  • movement that increases the joint’s angle (usually straightened)
  • opposite to flexion
  • example: straightening arm/tilting head back
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Flexion

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  • Movement that decreases the joint’s angle (usually bent)
  • Opposite to extension
  • Example: bending elbow/tilting head forward
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Supination

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  • Rotating the forearm so the wrist faces anteriorly (forward) or superiorly (upward)
  • Opposite to pronation
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Pronation

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  • Rotation of the radius at the ulna in the forearm, causing the palm of the hand to face posteriorly (backwards) or inferiorly (downwards)
  • Opposite to supination
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Dorsiflexion

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  • Lifting the foot at the ankle joint
  • Similar to extension of the wrist, just referred to differently
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Inversion

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  • Movement of the sole of the foot medially (inwards)
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Eversion

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  • Movement of the sole of the foot laterally (outwards)
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Protraction

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  • Anterior (forward) displacement of a body part without change in the angular movement (stays same level/plane)
  • Opposite to retraction
  • Example: pushing bottom jaw forward
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Retraction

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  • Posterior (backwards) displacement of a body part without a change in it’s angular movement (stays same level/plane)
  • Opposite to protraction
  • Example: moving jaw backwards