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WorksheetsAnatomical movements
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
What motion does #1 indicate?
abduction
adduction
internal rotation
external rotation
What motion does #2 indicate?
abduction
adduction
internal rotation
external rotation
What motion does #3 indicate?
abduction
adduction
internal/medial rotation
external/lateral rotation
What motion does #4 indicate?
abduction
adduction
internal/medial rotation
external/lateral rotation
What motion does image #5 indicate ?
flexion
extension
supination
pronation
What motion does image #6 indicate ?
flexion
extension
supination
pronation
What motion does #7 indicate?
elevation
depression
supination
inversion
What motion does #8 indicate?
elevation
depression
supination
inversion
What motion does #9 indicate?
extension
flexion
eversion
abduction
What motion does #10 indicate?
extension
flexion
eversion
abduction
What motion does #11 indicate?
flexion
extension
inversion
adduction
What motion does #12 indicate?
flexion
extension
inversion
adduction
What motion does #13 indicate?
extension
flexion
supination
pronation
What motion does #14 indicate?
extension
flexion
supination
pronation
What motion does #15 indicate?
supination
pronation
inversion
eversion
What motion does #16 indicate?
supination
pronation
inversion
eversion
What motion does #17 indicate?
flexion
extension
abduction
adduction
What motion does #18 indicate?
flexion
extension
abduction
adduction
What motion does #19 indicate?
circumduction
inversion
eversion
protraction
What motion does #20 indicate?
dorsiflexion
plantarflexion
inversion
eversion
What motion does #21 indicate?
dorsiflexion
plantarflexion
inversion
eversion
What motion does #22 indicate?
eversion
inversion
protraction
dorsiflexion
What motion does #23 indicate?
eversion
inversion
protraction
dorsiflexion
What motion does #24 indicate?
retraction
protraction
elevation
flexion
What motion does #25 indicate?
retraction
protraction
elevation
flexion
movement away from the body
abduction
adduction
flexion
dorsiflexion
Adduction
movement towards the body
movement away from the body
decrease in a joint's angle
increase in a joint's angle
Flexion
movement towards the body
movement away from the body
decrease in a joint's angle
increase in a joint's angle
Extension
movement towards the body
movement away from the body
decrease in a joint's angle
increase in a joint's angle
Anatomical position
seated, palms forward, feet together
standing erect, palms forward, feet together
standing erect, palms forward, feet apart
seated, palms down, feet apart
Supination
turning the palm of the hand up
turning the palm of the hand down
turning the sole of the foot medially
turning the sole of the foot laterally
Pronation
turning the palm of the hand up
turning the palm of the hand down
turning the sole of the foot medially
turning the sole of the foot laterally
Inversion
turning the palm of the hand up
turning the palm of the hand down
turning the sole of the foot medially
turning the sole of the foot laterally
Eversion
turning the palm of the hand up
turning the palm of the hand down
turning the sole of the foot medially
turning the sole of the foot laterally
Dorsiflexion
bringing the toes towards the shin
pointing the toes
movement that creates a cone or circle
turning the sole of the foot in/medially
Plantarflexion
bringing the toes towards the shin
pointing the toes
movement that creates a cone or circle
turning the sole of the foot in/medially
Circumduction
bringing the toes towards the shin
pointing the toes
movement that creates a cone or circle
turning the sole of the foot in/medially
Retraction
posterior displacement/movement without angular change
anterior displacement/movement without angular change
movement that creates a cone or circle
turning the sole of the foot in/medially
Protraction
posterior displacement/movement without angular change
anterior displacement/movement without angular change
movement that creates a cone or circle
turning the sole of the foot in/medially
Elevation
Lifting superiorly
movement inferiorly
turning a bone on the long axis away from the midline
turning a bone on the long axis toward the midline
Depression
Lifting superiorly
movement inferiorly
turning a bone on the long axis away from the midline
turning a bone on the long axis toward the midline
internal/medial rotation
Lifting superiorly
movement inferiorly
turning a bone on the long axis away from the midline
turning a bone on the long axis toward the midline
external/lateral rotation
Lifting superiorly
movement inferiorly
turning a bone on the long axis away from the midline
turning a bone on the long axis toward the midline
plane that divides the body into upper and lower sections is?
frontal
mid-sagittal
sagittal
transverse
Behind, in back
Superior
Inferior
Posterior
Anterior
closer to the point of origin or site of attachment
distal
proximal
inferior
deep
away from the midline
medial
lateral
inferior
superficial
toward the midline / closer to the midline
medial
lateral
inferior
superficial
anterior
front
behind
toward the midline
away from the site of attachment
away from the surface
deep
superficial
medial
superior
toward the surface/closer to the outside
deep
superficial
medial
superior
Prone
laying on your back
laying on your stomach
laying on your side
in the seated position
Supine
laying on your back
laying on your stomach
laying on your side
in the seated position
Opposition
movement of the great toe
movement of the thumb to the other fingers
movement of the head to the side
movement of the leg away from the body
