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| Brings two bones closer together, so that the angle between them decreases |
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| the opening of a joint back to anatomical position. Hyperextenion is past the normal ROM. The angle increases. |
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| Bringing the limbs toward the body's midline. Refers to the appendages. |
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| Moving limbs laterally away from the body midline. Refers to appendages. |
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| AKA internal/external rotation. Medial: limb turns toward the midline. Lateral: limb turns away from the midline |
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| Pertains only to the axial skeleton, specifically the head and vertebral column |
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| cone-shaped movement combining flexion, extension, adduction, and abduction. |
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| Occurs only in axial skeleton; same properties as regular flexion |
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| Occurs in scapula and jaw. Elevation is a superior movement. Depression is inferior movement. |
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| P: Pivoting action of forearm so that palm faces downward. S: Pivoting action of forearm so that palm faces upward. |
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| I: soles of feet turning inward. E: soles of feet turning laterally |
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| Plantar: Foot points toward. Dorsiflextion: foot points upward. |
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P: structure moves anteriorly
R: structure moves posterioly |
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| shifting to one side/area, as the jaw. |
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| Can be radial (thumb side) or Ulnar (pinky side) |
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| occurs when the thumbpad crosses the palm toward the last finger. |
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| External/Upward Scapular Rotation |
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| Inferior angle moves upward - also the abduction of the arm |
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| Internal/Downward Scapular Rotation |
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| Inferior angle moves toward spine - also the adduction of the arm |
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| List and Demonstrate the 5 motions of the Neck joint. |
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| Flexion, extension, hyperextension, lateral flexion, rotation. |
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| List/demonstrate the 5 motions of the jaw |
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| protraction, retraction, elevation, depression, lateral deviation |
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| List/demonstrate the 9 motions of the shoulder/glenohumeral joint |
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| Flexion, extension, hyperextension, adduction (horizontal flexion), abduction (horizontal extension), circumduction, medial rotation, lateral rotation |
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| List/demonstrate the 2 motions of the elbow |
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| List/demonstrate the 5 motions of the wrist |
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| flexion,extension, hyperextenion, ulnar deviation, radial deviation. |
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| List/demonstrate the 2 motions of the forearm |
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| List/demonstrate the 6 motions of the fingers |
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| flexion, extension, hyperextension, opposition, adduction, abduction. |
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| list/demonstrate the 6 movements of the scapular joint |
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| elevation, depression, protraction(abduction), retraction(adduction), internal/downward rotation, external/upward rotation |
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| List/demonstrate the 5 movements of the spine |
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| flexion, extension, hyperextension, lateral flexion, rotation |
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| List/demonstrate the 2 movements of the ribs |
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| List/demonstrate the 7 movements of the hip (coxal joint) |
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| flexion, extension, hyperextension, abduction, adduction, lateral/external rotation, medial/internal rotation |
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| List/demonstrate the 4 movements of the knee |
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| flexion, extension, medial rotation of the flexed knee, lateral rotation of the flexed knee |
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list/demonstrate the 2 movements of the ankle
and the 2 movements of the lower ankle |
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dorsiflexion, plantarflexion
lower ankle: inversion, eversion |
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| list/demonstrate the 3 movements of the toes |
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| flexion, extension, hyperextension |
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