Movement of the Limbs 1. Proctraction -sliding away or forwards 2. Supination -turns the palms anteriorly or superiorly to the supine position. 3. Dorisflextion -lifting toes so toes move towards your shin 4. Plantar flexation -the downward movement 5. -pointing the toes down 6. -turns the bottom of the foot away from the midline 7. -sliding together or backwards 8. -turning of the foot to angle the bottom of the foot towards the midline 9. -turns the palms posteriorly or inferiorly to the prone position. 10. -the upward movement Other Terms: 1. -lying face up 2. -excessive flexion at a joint 3. -lower surface of the feet 4. -lying face down 5. -abnormal/excessive extension of joint beyond its normal range of motion, resulting in injury 6. -anterior portion of the hands

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Movement of the Limbs 1. Proctraction -sliding away or forwards 2. Supination -turns the palms anteriorly or superiorly to the supine position. 3. Dorisflextion -lifting toes so toes move towards your shin 4. Plantar flexation -the downward movement 5. -pointing the toes down 6. -turns the bottom of the foot away from the midline 7. -sliding together or backwards 8. -turning of the foot to angle the bottom of the foot towards the midline 9. -turns the palms posteriorly or inferiorly to the prone position. 10. -the upward movement Other Terms: 1. -lying face up 2. -excessive flexion at a joint 3. -lower surface of the feet 4. -lying face down 5. -abnormal/excessive extension of joint beyond its normal range of motion, resulting in injury 6. -anterior portion of the hands

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1. Protraction - sliding away or forwards2. Supination - turns the palms anteriorly or superiorly to the supine position.3. Dorsiflexion - lifting toes so toes move towards your shin4. Plantar flexion - the downward movement5. Pointing the toes down6. Eversion - turns the bottom of the foot away from the midline7. Adduction - sliding together or backwards8. Inversion - turning of the foot to angle the bottom of the foot towards the midline9. Pronation - turns the palms posteriorly or inferiorly to the prone position.10. Flexion - the upward movementOther Terms:1. Supine - lying face up2. Hyperextension - excessive flexion at a joint3. Plantar - lower surface of the feet4. Prone - lying face down5. Hyperextension - abnormal/excessive extension of joint beyond its normal range of motion, resulting in injury6. Palmar - anterior portion of the hands

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