8/21 - anatomical terms for pelvic, scapular, clavicular and thumb movements

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what is anterior pelvic tilt?

When the ASIS is anterior to the pubic bone

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what is the clinical significance of anterior pelvic tilt?

-increased lumbar lordosis
-low back pain
-weak abs and tight hip flexors

  • changes the orientation of hip and sacroiliac joints
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What is posterior pelvic tilt?

When the ASIS is posterior to the pubic bone

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what is the clinical significance of posterior pelvic tilt?

-decreased lumbar curved
-low back pain or disc compression

  • short or stiff hamstrings
  • may impact posture or spinal alignment
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What is lateral pelvic tilt?

when the crest of the ilium is higher on one side than the other, creating an asymmetry in the pelvis position

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what are clinical significances of lateral pelvic tilt?

-leg length discrepancy or muscle imbalance

  • scoliosis
    -asymmetrical loading of joints
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what is scapular adduction?

when the scapula translates medially along the rib cage toward the vertebral column

this is also called retraction

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what is scapular abduction?

when the scapula translates laterally along the rib cage away from the vertebral column

also called protraction

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what is scapular upward (lateral) rotation?

a movement of the scapula where the inferior angle moves laterally and the glenoid fossa rotates to face cranially

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what is scapular downward (medial) rotation

a movement of the scapula where the inferior angle moves medially and the glenoid fossa rotates to face caudally

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what is scapular elevation?

when the scapula translates along the ribcage in an upward direction

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what is scapular depression?

Downward (inferior) motion of the scapula.

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what is anterior tilt of the scapula?

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what is posterior tilt of the scapula?

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what is internal rotation of the scapula?

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what is external rotation of the scapula?

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what is scapular winging?

posterior lateral movement of the vertebral border of the scapula in the transverse plane

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what is clavicular elevation?

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what is clavicular depression?

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what is clavicular protraction?

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what is clavicular retraction?

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what is clavicular posterior longitudinal rotation?

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what is thumb opposition?

movement of thumb across palmar aspect to oppose any or all of the phalanges

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what is thumb flexion?

movement of the thumb medially across the palm in frontal plane

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what is thumb extension?

thumb moves away from midline

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what is thumb abduction?

movement of the thumb away from the palm in the sagittal plane

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what is thumb adduction?

movement of the thumb toward the palm in the sagittal plane