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Rosehill Movements at a Joint; Anatomy

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show a movement that REDUCES the angle between articulating elements  
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extension   show
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abduction   show
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show a movement TOWARD the longitudinal axis of the body  
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medial rotation   show
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lateral rotation   show
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show rotation of a limb in a circular arc about its long axis  
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show rotation of the hand into the palm-up position  
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supination   show
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show movement to touch the thumb to the fingers  
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reposition   show
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show extension of the foot at the ankle  
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plantar flexion   show
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eversion   show
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show medial or inward rotation of the foot  
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show lifting the shoulders or mandible  
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depression   show
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protration   show
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show pulling in the jaw  
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rotation and lateral flexion of the head   show
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flexion   show
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extension   show
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