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Posture slides from lower

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Body types   ectomorph, mesomorph, endomorph  
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Ectomorph   slender, thing build, relatibely lower body weight, joint shape-small, flat surfaces-muscle mass-minima muscle bulk, thin muscles, joint mob-increased, joint stability-decreased  
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mesomorph   medium, athletic build, relatibely average body weight, joint shape-medium joint surfaces, muscle mass-mudium build, joint mobility-WNL, joint stability-WNL  
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endomorph   short, stocky build, relatibely high body weight, joint shape-large concave-convex joint surfaces, muscle mass-thick, joint mobility-decreased, joint stability-increased  
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lordosis-   increased posterior concavity of lumbar and cervical curves  
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kyphosis   increased concavity of the thoracic spine  
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lumbar kyphosis   reduction of normal lordotic curve, resulting in flat back appearance  
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scoliosis   lateral curvature or sideways deviation of the spine  
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ideal posture   plumb line or grid-from external auditory meatus through shoulder down mid axillary line, greater trochanter, posterior to patella, lateral malleolus  
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Flat back   posterior rotated pelvis, tight hamstrings, stretched erector spinae  
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hyper lordotic back   weak abs, tight erector spinae, tight hip flexors  
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kyphotic lordotic   compensatory, rounded shoulders, anterior tilted pelvis  
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Leg Length   umbillicus to malleolus-only used if thur leg length is different ASIS to medial malleolus-true leg lenth tibial height, pelvic height  
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genu valgus   knock knee, squintign patella  
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genu varum   bowlegged, tibial varum  
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genu recurvatum   hyperextension of the knee  
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