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Internal rotation
-also called medial or inward rotation
-only occurs in the extremities
-rotation of a bone about its longitudinal axis towards the midline of the body
-bone spins about axis but does not change position in space
External rotation
-also called lateral or outward rotation
-only occurs in the extremities
-rotation of a bone about its longtudinal axis away from the midline of the body
Rotation to the left and right
-used to describe movement of axial skeleton
-rotational movement of head, neck, trunk
-movement of the head, neck, or trunk in the transverse plane (rotation to right and left)
Ipsilateral rotation
-occurs when a muscle rotates a body part to the same side the muscle is located
-internal obliques (turn right=right internal obliques)
pacify
to calm; to make peaceful; to restore to a tranquil state