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| A movement away from the midline of the body. |
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| a reference frame in which the orgin is at the joint center |
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| A movement towards the midline of the body |
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| The standardized reference position used in the medical profession |
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| The science sturcture of the body |
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| Motion around the axis of rotation in which diffrent regions of the same object do not move through the same distance |
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| A position in front of a designated reference point |
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| the axis through the center if mass of the body running from posterior to anterior |
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| the bones if the extremities |
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| the imaginary line of a refrence system along which position is measured |
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| the bones of the head, neck, and trunk |
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| The imaginary line about which an object rotates |
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| The study of motion and the effect of forces on biological systems. |
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| The plans of the body that intersect at the total body center of mass |
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| a movement that is a combination of flexion, adduction,extension, and abducation |
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| the movement of the joint in a plane |
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| the lowering movement of a body part such as the scapula |
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| a position relatively far from a desinated reference |
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| a position behind a designated reference point |
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| the motion in which the relative angle between the foot and the leg decreases |
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| the action whereby the scapula swings towards the midline of the body |
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| the branch of mechanics in which the system being studied undergoes acceleration |
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| the movement in which the lateral border of the foot lifts so that the sole of the foot faces away from the midline of the body |
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| the action in which the relative angle between two adjacent segments gets larger |
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| the plane that bisects the body into front and bcak halves |
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| a standardized reference position similar to the anatomical position |
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| the study of the body components needed to achieve a human movement of function. |
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| a combination of extension and abduction of the arms or thigh |
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| a combination of flexion and adduction of the arm or thigh |
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| abducation movement beyond the normal range of abducation |
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| adductation movement beyond the normal range of adducation |
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| extension movement beyond the normal range of extension |
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| Flextion movement goes beyond the normal range of flextion |
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a postion below a designated reference point
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| the movement in which the medial border of the foot lifts so that the sole of the foot faces away from the midline of the body |
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| area of study that examines the spatial and temporal components of motion(position, velocity, acceleration) |
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| study of the forces that act on a system |
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| a postion relatively far from the midline of the body |
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| a flexion movement of the head and trunk |
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| motion in a straight or curved line in which different regions of the same object move the same distance |
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| the axis through the center of mass of the body running from top to bottom |
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| a position relatively closer to the midline of the body |
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| the axis through the center of mass of the body running from right and left |
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| a change in place, position, or posture occuring over time and relative to some point in the environment |
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| the intersection of axes of a reference system and the reference point from which measures are taken |
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| a 2-D surface running through an object. motion occurs in the plane or parallel to the plane |
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| the motion in which the relative angle between the foot and the leg increases |
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| a position behind a designated reference point |
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| movement in which the front or ventral surface rotates to face downward, as seen the forearm and foot. |
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| the motion describing the separating action of the scapula |
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| a position relatively closer to a designated reference point |
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| a nonnumeric description or evaluation of movement based on direct observation |
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| a numeric description or evaluation of movement based on date collected during the performance of the movement |
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| the flextion of movement of the hand toward the forearm on the thumb side of the hand |
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| a system to locate a point in space |
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| Relative Angle(Joint Angle) |
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| the included angle between two adjacent segments |
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| a reference frame in which the orgin is at the joint center and one of the axes is places along one of the segments |
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| the motion describing the coming together action of the scapula |
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| a movement about an axis of rotation in which not every point of the segment or body covers the same distance in the same time |
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| the plance that bisects the bod into right and left sides |
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| a brance of mechanics in which the system being studied undergoes no acceleration |
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| Transeverse (horizontal) plane |
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| the plane that bisects the body into top and bottom halves |
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| a position above a designated reference point |
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| movement in which the back or dorsal surface roates upward, as seen in the forearm and foot |
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| the flextion movement if the hand towards the forearm on the little finger side of the hand |
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| the action whereby the scapula seings out from the midline of the body |
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| a postion in front of a desidnated reference point |
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