Match the shoulder girdle movements to those shoulder joint movements that occur as a result of excessive glenohumeral movements. Abduction A. Abduction Adduction B. Adduction Extension C. Depression Flexion D. Elevation Horizontal adduction E. Downward rotation Internal rotation F. Upward rotation Horizontal abduction External rotation

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