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Flexion

Decreased angle around joint

Extension

Increased angle around joing

Hyperextension

Extension beyond normal range

Plantar flexion

Extension of toes

Dorsi flexion

Movement of foot towards shin

Supination

Inwards rotation

Pronation

Outwards rotation

Rotation

Rotation from a single point

Circumduction

All around movement

Adduction

movement of limb towards the Inner Line of the body

Abduction

Movement of limb away from midline of body