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Anatomical Position

the standard reference point in which all positions, movements, and planes are described. (Standing erect, with palms and feet facing forward)

Sagittal Plane

Divides body into right and left-midsagittal/median divides in equal halves

Frontal Plane

Divides body into front and back (Cororial Plane)

Transverse Plane

Divides body into upper and lower (Horizontal Plane)

Superior

closer to the head or higher on the body when compared

Inferior

closer to feet or lower on the body when compared

Anterior

more towards the front of the body in comparison

Posterior

more towards the back of the body in comparison

Medial

more toward the sagittal plane when compared

Lateral

farther from the sagittal plane when compared

Distal

structure farthest from the point of attachment of limb

Proximal

closer to the point of attachment of limb

Superficial

closer to the surface of body

Deep

closer to the core of body

Venteral

toward front of body

Dorsal

toward the back of body

Dorsal

lying face down

supine

laying face up

Unilateral

pertaining to one side of the body

Bilateral

pertaining to one side of the body

Flexion

bending joint for a decrease of bones angles

Extension

straightening joint for an increase in bones angles

Hyperextention

excessive extension of parts beyond anatomical position

Adduction

moving towards midline

Abduction

moving away from midline

Pronation

turning arm or foot down

Supination

turning arm or foot up

Retraction

moving backwards

Protraction

moving forward

Elevation

raising a part

Depression

lowering a part

Rotation

turn on a single axis

Circumduction

triplanar, circular motion at the hip or shoulder

External Rotation

rotation of hip or shoulder away form midline

Internal Rotation

rotation toward midline

Lateral Flexion

side bending left or right

Inversion

turning sole of foot outward

Eversion

turning sole of foot outward

Dorsiflexion

bringing foot toward shin

Plantarflexion

pointing foot downward

Radial Deviation

move wrist toward radius(thumb side)

Ulnar Deviation

move wrist toward ulna (elbow side)

Opposition

move thumb across palm