Types of movement at synovial joints Flashcards

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How does Flexion occur?

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Reducing the angle between the bones of a limb at a joint: muscles contract, moving the joint into a bent position

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What are examples of flexion?

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Bending the elbow

Bicep curl

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How does Extension occur?

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Straightening a limb to increase the angle at the joint

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4
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What is an example of extension?

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Straightening the elbow

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How does Dorsi-Flexion occur?

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An upward movement, as in moving the foot to pull the toes towards the knee

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What is an example of dorsi-flexion?

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Toes upwards when hurdling

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How does Plantar-Flexion occur?

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A movement that points the toes downwards by straightening the ankle

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What is an example of plantar-flexion?

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Toes pointed when diving in the pike position

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How does Lateral Flexion occur?

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The movement of bending sideways

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What is an example of lateral flexion?

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Goal keeper diving to the side when saving the ball

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How does horizontal flexion and extension occur?

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Similar to flexion and extension but on a horizontal plane

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What is an example of horizontal flexion and extension?

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Bending and straightening of the elbow when it is out in front of you

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13
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How does hyper extension occur?

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Involves movement beyond the normal anatomical position in a direction opposite to flexion

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14
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What is an example of hyper extension?

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Shoulder extended behind the back

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15
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How does Abduction occur?

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Movement away from the body’s vertical midline

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16
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What is an example of abduction?

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Upward phase of a star jump (shoulder)

17
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How does Adduction occur?

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Movement towards the body’s vertical midline

18
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What is an example of adduction?

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Inward phase of a sidestep (hip)

19
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How does Horizontal abduction and adduction occur?

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This is the movement of bringing your arm across your body (flexion) and then back again (extension)

20
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What is an example of horizontal abduction and adduction?

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Shoulder action when performing a drive shot in tennis

21
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How does Rotation occur?

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Circular movement around an axis of a joint

22
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What is an example of Rotation?

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Turning the head sideways (axis and atlas)

23
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How does circumduction occur?

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This is a circular movement that is a combination of flexion, extension, adduction, abduction.

24
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What is an example of circumduction?

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Shoulder action when performing a front crawl in swimming

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