movement at the joints

This motion is ​ ​ (a)   at the ​ (b)   joint. It takes place in the ​ (c)   plane.

• abduction
• glenohumeral
• frontal
• transverse
• sagittal
• adduction
• flexion
• extension
• acromioclavicular
• humeroulnar

Where are the hinge joints located?

Choose all the motions that can take place at hinge joints.

• flexion

• abduction

• rotation

• extension

• adduction

Match the following

• eversion

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• dorsiflexion

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• inversion

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• circumduction

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• plantar flexion

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Chose only those images that show FLEXION.

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Chose only those images that show EXTENSION.

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Circumduction is a combination of...

• Rotation, adduction and abduction
• plantarflexion, dorsiflextion, pronation and supination
• Flexion, extension, pronation and supination
• Flexion, extension, adduction and abduction

Circumduction can occur at a...

• Pivot joint
• Saddle joint
• Ball and socket joint
• Condyloid joint

An example of a joint where flexion and extension can take place would be...

• Ankle
• Knee
• Atlantoaxial
• Radioulnar

Which joint allows for the widest range of movement?

• Knee
• Wrist
• Radioulnar
• Shoulder