3 2. Have your partner try to move each of the joints listed in the Data Table on p. 236. For each joint, place a plus sign (+) in the appropriate box to indicate that a type of movement is possible. Use a minus sign (-) to indicate that a movement is not possible. CAUTION: Be careful not to force any movements. Data Table Joint Flexion Extension Adduction Abduction Rotation Neck Shoulder Elbow Wrist Finger Hip Knee Ankle

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