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Introduction and facial injuries from the book Fundamentals of Athletic Training

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Frontal Plane   Divides body into front and back halves  
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Sagittal Plane   Divides body into left and right halves  
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Transverse Plane   Divides body into top and bottom halves  
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Anterior/Ventral   Closer to the front of the body  
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Posterior/Dosrsal   Closer to the back of the body  
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Medial   Closer to sagittal plane  
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Lateral   Farther from the sagittal plane  
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Proximal   Nearest to point of reference  
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Distal   Farthest from point of reference  
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Superior   Higher than point of reference  
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Inferior   Lower than point of reference  
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Superficial   Close to body's surface  
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Deep   Away from body's surface  
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Flexion   Bending a limb  
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Extension   Straightening a limb  
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Abduction   Moving outwards away from body  
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Adduction   Moving inwards towards body  
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Pronation   Turning for the palm side of the hand to face downward  
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Supination   Turning for the palm side of the hand to face upward  
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Eversion   Rotating outward away from the sagittal plane (laterally)  
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Rotation   Turning parallel to the transverse plane  
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Circumduction   Moving for a limb's distal end to make a circular or arc-like shape  
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