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Flexion

Bending or decreasing two bones about a joint.


I.e The Knee flexing back towards the glutes

Extension

Straightening or Increasing the angle between two bones about a joint. (Opposite of Flexion)


I.e The knee extending out straight as if to kick something

Abduction

Movement of the limb or part of the limb AWAY from the mid line of the body

Movement of the limb or part of the limb AWAY from the mid line of the body

Adduction

Movement of the limb or part of the limb back towards the mid line of the body.

Movement of the limb or part of the limb back towards the mid line of the body.

Circumduction

A combination of Flexion, extension, abduction and adduction in one movement.

A combination of Flexion, extension, abduction and adduction in one movement.

Rotation

Movement of a limb or part of a limb about its long axis

Movement of a limb or part of a limb about its long axis

Plantarflexion

Specific movement of the ankle (Pointing of the toes)

Specific movement of the ankle (Pointing of the toes)

Dorsiflexion

Specific movement of the ankle (Toes pointing up, heel back)

Specific movement of the ankle (Toes pointing up, heel back)

Eversion

The movement of the sole of your foot outside or outwards.

The movement of the sole of your foot outside or outwards.

Inversion

Movement of the sole of the foot inside/Inwards.

Movement of the sole of the foot inside/Inwards.

Supination

Palms facing upwards. Involves the uncrossing of the radius and the ulnar

Palms facing upwards. Involves the uncrossing of the radius and the ulnar

Pronation

Palms facing downwards. The crossing of the radius and the ulnar

Palms facing downwards. The crossing of the radius and the ulnar