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12. Complete the following table by identifying the type of movement (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, etc.) that is described and the joint where the movement is occurring. Description of Movement Moving the thigh toward the torso, in the coronal plane Rotating forearm and hand laterally so that palm faces anteriorly A bending action that elevates the soles, such as when you stand on your heels Bringing the thumb over to touch another digit Anterior bending of the forearm that decreases the angle between the arm and forearm 150 EXERCISE 9 Articulations Type of Movement a. Medi al rotation (internal) c. Lateral rotation (external) e. Dorsiflexion 9. Opposition 1. Flexion Joint Where Movement Is Occurring b. d. f. h. Carpal + Meta carpal i. Ulna/radius Humerus

12. Complete the following table by identifying the type of movement (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, etc.) that is described and the joint where the movement is occurring. Description of Movement Moving the thigh toward the torso, in the coronal plane Rotating forearm and hand laterally so that palm faces anteriorly A bending action that elevates the soles, such as when you stand on your heels Bringing the thumb over to touch another digit Anterior bending of the forearm that decreases the angle between the arm and forearm 150 EXERCISE 9 Articulations Type of Movement a. Medi al rotation (internal) c. Lateral rotation (external) e. Dorsiflexion 9. Opposition 1. Flexion Joint Where Movement Is Occurring b. d. f. h. Carpal + Meta carpal i. Ulna/radius Humerus

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**Exercise 9: Articulations** Page 150 **12. Complete the following table by identifying the type of movement (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, etc.) that is described and the joint where the movement is occurring.** | Description of Movement | Type of Movement | Joint Where Movement Is Occurring | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------| | Anterior bending of the forearm that decreases the angle between the arm and forearm | a. Flexion | j. Ulnar/radius Humerus | | Bringing the thumb over to touch another digit | g. Opposition | h. Carpal + Metacarpal | | A bending action that elevates the soles, such as when you stand on your heels | e. Dorsiflexion | | | Moving the thigh toward the torso in the coronal plane | | | | Rotating forearm and hand laterally so that palm faces anteriorly | c. Lateral (external) rotation | | (Note: Certain cells in the table, such as the joint for dorsiflexion and the type of movement for moving the thigh, are left unfilled in the image and may require additional context or information.)
Transcribed Image Text:**Exercise 9: Articulations** Page 150 **12. Complete the following table by identifying the type of movement (flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, etc.) that is described and the joint where the movement is occurring.** | Description of Movement | Type of Movement | Joint Where Movement Is Occurring | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|--------------------------------------| | Anterior bending of the forearm that decreases the angle between the arm and forearm | a. Flexion | j. Ulnar/radius Humerus | | Bringing the thumb over to touch another digit | g. Opposition | h. Carpal + Metacarpal | | A bending action that elevates the soles, such as when you stand on your heels | e. Dorsiflexion | | | Moving the thigh toward the torso in the coronal plane | | | | Rotating forearm and hand laterally so that palm faces anteriorly | c. Lateral (external) rotation | | (Note: Certain cells in the table, such as the joint for dorsiflexion and the type of movement for moving the thigh, are left unfilled in the image and may require additional context or information.)
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