2C Types of Body Movements

Question 1

Flexion movement

Answer 1

Bending

Question 2

Extension movment

Answer 2

Straitening

Question 3

What plane does Extension and flection take place?

Answer 3

Sagittal Plane

Question 4

Side Flexion (Lateral flexion) movement

Answer 4

bending body toward right or left side

Question 5

Hyperflexion is?

Answer 5

Excessive flexion of a joint.

Question 6

Hyperextension

Answer 6

Beyond Normal ROM and is excessive (Abnormal or excessive extension of a joint beyond its normal ROM (can lead to injury))

Question 7

Where are hyperextension injures common?

Answer 7

hinge joints like knee and elbow

Question 8

What plane does Abduction and adduction occur within?

Answer 8

The Coronal Plane (frontal)

Question 9

from the midline, Abduction moves the limb in what direction?

Answer 9

laterally away from the midline of the body.

Question 10

from the midline, Adduction brings the limb in what direction?

Answer 10

brings arm down towards the midline/side of the body

Question 11

abduction and adduction of the wrist is called?

Answer 11

radial and ulnar deviation.

Question 12

radial and ulnar deviation moves the hand….

Answer 12

away from or toward the midline of the body.

Question 13

spreading the fingers apart is AB or AD duction?

Answer 13

abduction

Question 14

Dorsiflexion and Plantarflexion are movements at… and is what kind of joint?

Answer 14

at the ankle, and is a hinge joint

Question 15

Inversion and Eversion involve multiple _____ joints and take place at the _____ joint

Answer 15

plane, ankle

Question 16

Inversion is the turning of the foot to angle….

Answer 16

the bottom of the foot toward the midline

Question 17

Eversion turns the bottom of the foot…

Answer 17

away from the midline

Question 18

Witch does the foot have a greater ROM with? Inversion or Eversion?

Answer 18

Inversion has a greater ROM

Question 19

Protraction and Retraction are ________ movements of the _______ or ___________

Answer 19

anterior-posterior,

scapula or Mandible

Question 20

Alternate terms for Protraction and Retraction of the Mandible are?

Answer 20

Protrusion and Retrusion

Question 21

Retrusion

Answer 21

Located Posterior to the normal position

Question 22

Protrusion

Answer 22

located forward of the normal position

Question 23

Depression and Elevation are downward and upward movements of ____________or___________

Answer 23

of the scapula or mandible

Question 24

Upward movement of scapula and shoulder is ______ and downward movement is ________ (same with jaw)

Answer 24

elevation, depression.

Question 25

Excursion is the...

Answer 25

Deviation of the mandible

Question 26

Lateral excursion(deviation) moves the mandible...

Answer 26

away from the midline toward the right or left side.

Question 27

Medial excursion(deviation)

Answer 27

returns the mandible to its resting place at the midline

Question 28

Upward (Lateral) Rotation and Downward (Medial) Rotation are movement of the _________and are defined by the movement of the _________cavity

Answer 28

Scapula, Glenoid

Question 29

Upward (Lateral) Rotation and Downward (Medial) Rotation are referred to as the________ ( Lateral/Medial) angle of the scapula as a __________ point for movement

Answer 29

inferior, | Reference

Question 30

During upward rotation the glenoid cavity moves______

Answer 30

upward

Question 31

The important motion/s that contribute to upper limb abduction

Answer 31

Upward (lateral) and Downward (Medial) Rotation.

Question 32

Upward(Lateral) rotation of the scapula is required for Full________ of the upper limb, because without this, the greater tubercle of the humorous would hit the_________

Answer 32

abduction, | Acromion

Question 33

Opposition is the ________ that brings the thumb to the________________. Reposition returns them to_________________

Answer 33

Thumb movement, Tip of the finger anatomical position