It occurs by increasing the joint angle between two segments. This also happens along the sagittal plane and in the x-axis.

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It is a motion away from the midline

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The movement towards the midline

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It is a combined sequence of movement of flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction.

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It is when the limb is rotated so that its frontal aspect faces the midline

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A medial rotation is performed on the forearm causing the palms to face posteriorly

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Applying rotation on the forearm to move the palms to face anteriorly.

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It is considered the opposite of contralateral and occurs on the same side.

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It is defined as pertaining to the other side

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Is the position where both hands and knees are on the ground.

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It is when moving the dorsum of the foot away from the surface of the leg ( pointing your toes to the ground).

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When the dorsum of the foot is moved towards the anterior surface of the leg.

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It is commonly applied to the scapula or shoulder blades and is the movement of the shoulder blades away from each other causing the forward displacement of the shoulders.

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Is the movement of the shoulder blades closer together , as if squeezing an object placed between them.

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