Planes & Joints Flashcards

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Describe the Sagittal Plane

A

A line that divides the body into left and right through the centre of the body

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Describe the Frontal Plane

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A line that divides the body into Anterior and Posterior/Dorsal halves

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Describe the Transverse Plane

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A line which divides the body into Superior and Inferior halves

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4
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What does Medial describe?

A

Something that is closer to the Sagittal plane midline

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5
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What does Lateral describe?

A

Something that is farther from the Sagittal plane midline

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What does Proximal describe?

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Something that is closer to the attached end of the limb, origin or midline

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What does Distal describe?

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Something that is farther from the attached end of limb, origin or midline

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What does Superficial describe?

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Something that is towards the surface of the body

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What does Deep describe?

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Something away from the surface of the body

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10
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What does Prone describe?

A

Face down

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11
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What does Supine describe?

A

Face up

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12
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What is the range of movement in a Ball and Socket Joint?

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Multi-axial full range of motion in all axes and planes

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What is the range of movement in a Hinge Joint?

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Uni-axial movement in one plane

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What is the range of movement in Plane & Gliding Joints?

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Non-axial – slipping or gliding movements only.

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15
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What is the range of movement in Pivot Joints?

A

Uni-axial rotation movements

Examples include atlanto-axial joint (neck rotation) and the proximal radioulnar joint (allowing forearm pronation and supination).

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16
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What is the range of movement for Condyloid or Ellipsodial Joints?

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Bi-axial, allow all angular movements but not rotation

e.g. Wrist & Knuckles

17
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What is the range of movement for Saddle Joints?

A

Bi-axial but with a large range of motion