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Anterior

toward the front of the body

ventral

Posterior

toward back of body

dorsal

Inferior

situated below

Superior

situated above

Lateral

side of body

Medial

midline of body

Peripheral

outer surface of body

Prone

position of the body in which the anterior of the body faces up

up

Supine

position of the body in which the anterior of the body faces down

Ipsilateral

on the same side

Contralateral

on the opposite side

Sagittal

runs vertically through the midline of the body seperating right and left



forward and backward movement

median plane

Coronal Plane

vertical plane that divides the posterior and anterior



side movements

frontal plane

Transverse Plane

dividing upper and lower body



rotational movement

internal and external rotation

Abduction

movement away from the midline

Adduction

movement toward the midline

adding to the body

Circumduction

movement in which the distal end of a bone moves in a circle, while the proximal end remains relatively stable

combining flexion, extension, abduction and adduction

Lateral Flexion

bending the body or hide sideways in the coronal plane

Extension

movement that straightens or increases the angle between the bones or part of the body

Flexion

movement that involves bending

decreasing joint angle

Pronation

rotating the forearm to turn the palm down to face the floor

Supination

rotating the forearm to turn the palm of the hand up

Depression

movement of an elevated part of the body downward to it's original position

Elevation

movement of a part of the body upwards along the frontal plane

Dorsiflexion

to point the toes upwards

Plantarflexion

to point the toes downward

Protraction

drawing out and lengthening



movement forward in the transverse plane

Retraction

drawing back

movement backward