chapter 2 movement

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anatomical position

o Position all movement start from

o Standing in an upright posture, facing straight ahead, with feet parallel and close and palms facing forward

o Preferred over fundamental position for human movement description

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fundamental position

o Essentially the same as anatomical position, except that arms are at the sides with palms facing the body

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What is the frontal plane of motion?

Passes from one side of the body to the other, creates a front and back side of the body, and rotates around a sagittal horizontal axis.

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What is the sagittal plane of motion?

Passes from the front to the back of the body, creates a left and right side of the body, and rotates around a frontal horizontal axis.

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What is the transverse plane of motion?

A horizontal plane that passes through the body horizontally, creates a top and bottom segment, and rotates around a vertical (longitudinal) axis.

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What is the axis of rotation for abduction and adduction?

Frontal

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What is the axis of rotation for flexion and extension?

Sagittal

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What is the axis of rotation for internal and external rotation?

Vertical

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What are the two types of movements in the sagittal plane?

Flexion and Extension

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What axis is associated with flexion and extension movements?

Frontal Axis

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What type of movement occurs front to back of the body?

Flexion and Extension

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What are the two types of movements in the frontal plane?

Abduction and Adduction

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What axis is associated with abduction and adduction movements?

Sagittal Axis

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What type of movement occurs toward and away from the midline of the body?

Abduction and Adduction

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What type of movement occurs in the transverse plane?

Rotation

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What axis is associated with rotation movements?

Vertical Axis

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What is the definition of rotation in terms of body movement?

Movement that rotates a segment of the body inward and outward

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What is an Open Kinetic Chain?

A movement where the distal segment moves freely and is not fixed against anything.

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Give an example of an Open Kinetic Chain exercise.

Bicep curl.

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What is a Closed Kinetic Chain?

A movement where the distal segment is closed and the end of the limb is fixed stationary against a surface or object.

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Give an example of a Closed Kinetic Chain exercise.

Pushup.