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Direction of prone position?
The body is lying face down
Direction of supine position?
The body is lying face up
Medial to is closer to ...
Closer to the midline
Lateral to is closer to ...
Futher away from the midline
Bilateral is on
Both sides
Unilateral is on
One side
Ipsilateral is on
On the same side
Contralateral is on
On the opposite side
Proximal is
Nearer to the trunk
Distal is
Further from the trunk
Further from the trunk
Distal
Nearer to the trunk
Proximal
On the opposite side
Contralateral
On the same side
Ipsilateral
One side
Unilateral
Both sides
Bilateral
Further away from the midline
Lateral
Nearer to the midline
Medial
Lying face down
Prone
Lying face up
Surpine
Deep
Further under the skin
Further under the skin
Deep
Superficial
Closer to the skin/surface
Closer to the skin/surface
Superficial
Inferior
Towards the bottom
Towards the bottom
Inferior
Superior
Towards the top
Towards the top
Superior
Nearer to the back
Posterior/dorsal
Posterior/dorsal
Nearer the back
Nearer to the front
Anterior/ventral
Anterior/ventral
Nearer to the front
Tail towards the tail
Caudal or caiiuad
Caudal or caiiuad
Tail towards the tail
Caphalad or cranial
Head /towards the head
Head /towards the head
Caphalad or cranial
What are the 3 planes of the body
coronal/ frontal plane
sagittal plane
Horizontal/ Axial/ Transversal plane
coronal/ frontal
sagittal
Horizontal/ Axial/ Transversal ..are all names of what?
They are planes of body - used to describe positions of the body parts
Which 'plane of the body' follows the same slicing pattern as 'sliced bread' separating front and back?
coronal/ frontal plane
The coronal/ frontal plane follows which directional pattern?
separating front and back "sliced bread"
Which 'plane of the body' follows the same slicing pattern as a 'baked potato' separating left and right?
sagittal
The Sagittal plane follows which directional pattern?
Separating left and right, 'baked potato'
Which 'plane of the body' follows the same slicing pattern as a 'hamburger' Separating top and bottom?
Horizontal/ Axial/ Transversal
Horizontal/ Axial/ Transversal follows which directional pattern?
Separating top and bottom a 'hamburger'
What are the three different name for the directional plane which separates top from bottom?
Horizontal
Axial
Transversal
What are the ORIGIN and INSERTION points?
the muscles point of attachment to the bone.

The ORIGIN is the point of attachment where the muscle is anchored

The insertion point is the point of attachment where the muscle moves.
What attaches the muscle to the bones?
The tendons
Types of movement in the joints

What are the 4 categories of joint movement?
gliding
angular
rotation
special
Types of movement in the joints

What is the gliding movement?
of a flat bone


back and forth
side to side
(wrist)
Types of movement in the joints

What is angular movement?
An increase or decrease in the angle between bones
Types of movement in the joints

Name the the terms used with angular movement?
Flexion
Extension
Extensibility
Hyperextension
Lateral flexion
ABDUCTION
ADDUCTION
CIRCUMDUCTION
Types of movement in the joints

What is FLEXION?
A decrease in the angle between bones
Types of movement in the joints

What is Extension?
An increase in the angle between bones
Types of movement in the joints

What is extensibility?
it's the ability to stretch without being damaged
Types of movement in the joints

What is hyperextension?
an extension beyond anatomical position
Types of movement in the joints

What is lateral flexion?
the movement of the trunk in the frontal plane
side to side --- like half moon or Trikonasana in yoga
Types of movement in the joints

What is abduction?
Movement away from the midline
Types of movement in the joints

What is adduction?
Movement towards from the midline
Types of movement in the joints

What is circumduction?
when body parts move in a circle

flexion - abduction- extension- hyperexstension - adductions.
Types of movement in the joints

What is the rotation movement?
the movement of bone around it's longitudinal axis - (horizontal)
Types of movement in the joints

Give an example of a rotation movement
the neck/head moving to say no
the elbow moving the hand from the naval out
Types of movement in the joints

Name the types of special movement (11)
Elevation
depression
protraction
retraction
inversion
eversion
dorsiflection
plantar flexion
supination
pronation
opposition
Types of movement in the joints
Explain the movement of each of these special movements
Elevation
depression
protraction
retraction
inversion
eversion
dorsiflection
plantar flexion
supination
pronation
opposition
Elevation - up
depression - down
protraction - forward
retraction - backward
inversion - medial movement of the sole - turn in
eversion - lateral movement of the sole - turn out
dorsiflection - bend foot up
plantar flexion - bend foot down
supination - movement of forearm - palm up
pronation - movement of forearm - palm down
opposition - movement of thumb to touch finer tips on each hand
Types of movement in the joints
Give the names of each of these special movements
up
down
forward
backward
medial movement of the sole - turn in
lateral movement of the sole - turn out
bend foot up
bend foot down
movement of forearm - palm up
movement of forearm - palm down
movement of thumb to touch finer tips on each hand
Elevation - up
depression - down
protraction - forward
retraction - backward
inversion - medial movement of the sole - turn in
eversion - lateral movement of the sole - turn out
dorsiflection - bend foot up
plantar flexion - bend foot down
supination - movement of forearm - palm up
pronation - movement of forearm - palm down
opposition - movement of thumb to touch finer tips on each hand
Types of movement in the joints
Give a physical example of each
Elevation - up
depression - down
protraction - forward
retraction - backward
1- head up
2- head down - like nodding yes

3 - jaw chin sticks out
4 jaw/chin moves back