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Chapter 8.2, Problem 15AYP
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The term used for the medial and lateral moment of the foot.
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The movement of some joints is finite to one way, whereas, others can have broader movement. Type of movement that cannot be categorized comes under a movement called a special movement. The medial and lateral movement of the foot is unique to the ankle joint.
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