Deck 7 Skeletal System- Range of movement at synovial joints Flashcards

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identify the 14 types of movement at synovial joints?

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1) Flexion
2) Extension
3) Dorsi-flexion
4) Plantar-flexion
5) Lateral flexion
6) Horizontal flexion
7) Horizontal extension
8) Hyperextension
9) Abduction
10) Adduction
11) Horizontal abduction
12) Horizontal adduction
13) Circumduction
14) Rotation

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What movement occurs at the elbow?

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Flexion = reducing the angle at a joint
Extension = increasing the angle at a joint

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In which joints do flexion and extention occur?

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Often at hinges (knee, elbow) and ball and socket (hip, shoulder)
Also occurs at the vertebrae, neck and ankle

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State the movement that happens when you carry out planterflexion and dorsiflexion

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Dorsiflexion = bringing toes towards the shin
Plantarflexion = pointing toes away

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Where does planterflexion and dorsiflexion occur?

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Movements found at the ankle

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Describe the action lateral flexion?

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The movement of bending sideways, from the waist

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Describe the actions horizontal flexion and horizontal extension?
Where does this occur?

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Horizontal flexion = with a straight arm or leg; moving that limb in front of your body
Horizontal extension = moving the limb away from the front of the body
Shoulder and hip

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Describe the hyperextension movement and where it can occur?

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Movement beyond the normal anatomical position, in the opposite direction to flexion
Can occur at the vertebrae or shoulder and hip

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Describe the actions abduction and adduction?

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Abduction = movement of a limb away from the midline
Adduction = movement of a limb towards the midline

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Describe the actions horizontal abduction and horizontal adduction?
Where can it occur?

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Horizontal abduction = bringing a limb across your body (flexion)
Horizontal adduction = movement away from your body (extension)
Shoulder and hip

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Describe the action circumduction and where on the body does it occur?

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A circular movement that results in a conical action Shoulder and hip

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Describe the action rotation and where on the body can it occur?

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Circular movement of a limb.
Shoulder and hip

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