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Chapter 8.1 Movements of the Synovial Joints

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Flexion   decreases the angle between bones  
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Extension   increases the angle between bones  
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Hyperextension   increases the joint angle beyond the anatomic position  
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Dorsiflexion   raises the foot upward at the ankle joint  
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Plantar   pushes the foot down at the ankle joint  
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Abduction   moves a bone away from the midline  
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Adduction   moves a bone toward the midline  
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Rotation   moves a bone around a central axis, perpendicular to the axis  
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Rotation   moves a bone around a central axis, perpendicular to the axis  
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Circumductiom   moves a bone so the end of it describes a circle and the sides of it describe a cone  
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Supination   moves the palm of the hand to an upright position or from a posterior to an anterior position of at the side of the body  
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Pronation   moves the palm of the hand to a downward position or from an anterior position to a posterior position if at the side of the body  
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Eversion   moves the sole of the foot outward at the ankle  
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Inversion   moves the sole of the foot inward at the ankle  
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Protraction   moves a part of the body forward on a plane parallel to the ground  
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Retraction   moves a part of body backward on a plane parallel to the ground  
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Elevation   raises a part of the body  
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Depression   lowers a part of the body  
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Opposition   allows the tip of the thumb and the fingers to be brought together (a mitten)  
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Reposition   spread the fingers and the thumb away from each other (a glove)  
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