REVIEWING THE
JOINT MOVEMENTS
Name the motion in direction of arrow.
Flexing
the Leg at Knee
Circumduction of leg.
Abduct
Wrist
Abduct at your wrist.
Flexing the Trunk
Adduct
Wrist
Hyperextension of head.
Abduct Arm
Adduct Arm
Abduct Fingers
Plantar flexion.
Adduct Fingers
Pronation.
Extension at the Thigh
Inversion.
Abduct Arm
Adduct at your wrist.
Hyperextension of
the Head
Extending The Trunk
Flexion of entire leg.
Extending The Leg at the Knee
GIVE TERM
•movement of a limb toward the midline of the body.
•the digits move toward the longitudinal axis of the hand or foot.
Adduction
Extension of entire arm.
Dorsiflexion Of Foot
Flexing Head
Chin toward chest.
Rotation of leg.
Abduct Arm
Circumduction of Head
Extension at the Thigh
Hyperextension of
the Head
Retraction of shoulder.
Extending The Head
To this point
Opposition.
Abduct Fingers
Extension at the Thigh
Flexing the Arm at
Shoulder
Bring entire arm forward with movement at shoulder only.
Depression of shoulder.
Abduct
Wrist
Flexing Head
Chin toward chest.
Opposition
Abduct
Wrist
Adduct Arm
Reposition.
Hyperextending the Trunk
Abduct Fingers
Extension at the Thigh
Circumduction of Head
Flexing the Trunk
GIVE TERM
a combination of flexion, abduction, extension and adduction performed one after the other. The proximal end of the limb remains stationary and the distal end moves in a circle. The limb as a whole outlines a cone.
Circumduction
Adduct
Wrist
Inversion
Plantar Flexion
Protraction of Shoulder Blades
GIVE TERM:
movement of a bone around its longitudinal axis without lateral or medial displacement.
Rotation
Retraction of Shoulder Blades
Retraction of Lower Jaw
Extending The Trunk
Rotation Of Head
Circumduction of Hip
Supination
Rotation Of Trunk
GIVE TERM: movement that results in a portion of the body being moved forward on a plane parallel to the ground.
Protraction
Protraction of Lower Jaw
Circumduction of Arm
Opposition
Pronation
Circumduction of Hip
Elevation of Shoulder
Give term:
movement that results in the protracted portion of the body being moved on a parallel plane, back to its original position
Retraction
Pronation
Retraction of Lower Jaw
Dorsiflexion Of Foot
Retraction of Shoulder Blades
Lateral flexion of head.
Eversion
Depression of Shoulder
Pronation
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Supination
Lateral flexion
Plantar Flexion
Supination
Give term:
movement that results in the medial turning of the sole of the foot.
Inversion
Inversion
