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Ch 1 Anatomic def.

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Turning the extremity towards the midline   Internal rotation  
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The full distance that a joint can be moved   Range of motion  
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Any position in which the patient is lying down or leaning back.   Recumbent  
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Turning an extremety away from the midline   External rotation  
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The motion of the return of a body part from a flexed position   Extension  
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Moving a distal point of an extremity closer to the trunk   Flexion  
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Moving an extremety away from the midline   Abduction  
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Extension to the maximum level or beyond   Hyperextension  
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Flexion to the maximum level or beyond   Hyperflexion  
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Moving an extremety toward the midline   Adduction  
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Is a position of the forarm or foot   Supination, and Pronation  
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