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Anterior
front
Posterior
back
Superior
above
Inferior
below
Proximal
closer to the midline
Distal
further away from midline
Medial
toward the midline
Lateral
Away from the midline
Unilateral
one
Bilateral
two
Dorsal
towards the back
Ventral
towards the front
Plantar
sole of foot
Palmar
hand
Ulnar Deviation
moving toward inside
Radial Deviation
moving toward outside
Prone
on your belly
Supine
on your back
Cranial
brain
Caudal
tail
Movement
function of muscles to move bones
Abduction
moving away from midline (side)
Adduction
bringing back to midline
Flexion
decreasing joint angle (sagittal plane)
Extension
returning to anatomical position
Inversion
(ankle) sole turns in---most common ankle sprain
Eversion
(ankle) sole turns out
Pronation
palms turn down
Supination
palms turn up
Internal Rotation
rotational movement toward center
External Rotation
rotational movement toward outside
Circumduction
Movement in a circle (combination of movements)
Hyperextension
extension beyond anatomical position
Hyperflexion
bent more than normal
Horizontal Abduction
going out horizontally
Horizontal Adduction
coming on horizontally