anatomical terminology
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sagittal plane: | divide the body into right & left 1/2's
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midsagittal plane: | equal right & left 1/2's
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1.actions: | flexions & extension
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coronal (frontal) plane: | front & back: anterior posterior
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2.actions: | abduction/adduction
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transverse plane: | top/bottom: superior/inferior
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3.actions: | medial(internal)/lateral(external)rotation
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bilateral comparison: | comparing both sides(evaluating if any injury has accured)
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flexion: | redusing joint angle or bringing bones closer together (when bending arms/legs)
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extension: | increase the angle back to Zero or separating bones (when returning body back to original position)
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hyper extension: | taking it pass Zero degree
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lateral flexion: | bends lateral to one side
example: like a tea pot
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adduction: | moving midally or towards that midline
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abduction: | lateral away from midline
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protaction: | protude move anterior= taking it out(forward)
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retraction: | Retreat move posterior= bringing it back(backwards)
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internal/Medial rotation: | rotate towards (inwards) the midline
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external or Lateral rotation: | rotate away(outward) from midline
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circumduction: | combo of flexion/extension, abduction/adduction, medial/lateral rotation
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elevation: | superior movement
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depresion: | inferior movement
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supination: | Palm up or anterion side up or face looking up
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pronation: | palm down or posterion side up, or face down
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inveresion: | sole of foot moves mideally
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eversion: | sole of foot moves lateraly
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plantar flexion: | walking in tipitoes
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dorsi flexion: | walking on your heals
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