1. REVIEWING THE
JOINT MOVEMENTS
Name the motion in direction of arrow.

2. Flexing
the Leg at Knee

3. Circumduction of leg.

4. Abduct
Wrist

5. Abduct at your wrist.

6. Flexing the Trunk

7. Adduct
Wrist

8. Hyperextension of head.

9. Abduct Arm

10. Adduct Arm

11. Abduct Fingers

12. Plantar flexion.

13. Adduct Fingers

14. Pronation.

15. Extension at the Thigh

16. Inversion.

17. Abduct Arm

18. Adduct at your wrist.

19. Hyperextension of
the Head

20. Extending The Trunk

21. Flexion of entire leg.

22. Extending The Leg at the Knee

23. Adduction
GIVE TERM
movement of a limb toward the midline of the body.
the digits move toward the longitudinal axis of the hand or foot.

24. Extension of entire arm.

25. Dorsiflexion Of Foot

26. Flexing Head
Chin toward chest.

27. Rotation of leg.

28. Abduct Arm

29. Circumduction of Head

30. Extension at the Thigh

31. Hyperextension of
the Head

32. Retraction of shoulder.

33. Extending The Head
To this point

34. Opposition.

35. Abduct Fingers

36. Extension at the Thigh

37. Flexing the Arm at Shoulder
Bring entire arm forward with movement at shoulder only.
Flexing the Arm at Shoulder

38. Depression of shoulder.

39. Abduct
Wrist

40. Flexing Head
Chin toward chest.

41. Opposition

42. Abduct
Wrist

43. Adduct Arm

44. Reposition.

45. Hyperextending the Trunk

46. Abduct Fingers

47. Extension at the Thigh

48. Circumduction of Head

49. Flexing the Trunk

50. Circumduction
GIVE TERM
a combination of flexion, abduction, extension and adduction performed one after the other. The proximal end of the limb remains stationary and the distal end moves in a circle. The limb as a whole outlines a cone.

51. Adduct
Wrist

52. Inversion

53. Plantar Flexion

54. Protraction of Shoulder Blades

55. Rotation
GIVE TERM:
movement of a bone around its longitudinal axis without lateral or medial displacement.

56. Retraction of Shoulder Blades

57. Retraction of Lower Jaw

58. Extending The Trunk

59. Rotation Of Head

60. Circumduction of Hip

61. Supination

62. Rotation Of Trunk

63. Protraction
GIVE TERM: movement that results in a portion of the body being moved forward on a plane parallel to the ground.

64. Protraction of Lower Jaw

65. Circumduction of Arm

66. Opposition

67. Pronation

68. Circumduction of Hip

69. Elevation of Shoulder

70. Retraction
Give term:
movement that results in the protracted portion of the body being moved on a parallel plane, back to its original position

71. Pronation

72. Retraction of Lower Jaw

73. Dorsiflexion Of Foot

74. Retraction of Shoulder Blades

75. Lateral flexion of head.

76. Eversion

77. Depression of Shoulder

78. Watch animation
Pronation

79. Supination

80. Lateral flexion

81. Plantar Flexion

82. Supination

83. Inversion
Give term:
movement that results in the medial turning of the sole of the foot.

84. Inversion