My distinguished padlet by Riley Hickman _ Student - WakeForestHS

1. Dorsal

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The back side.

2. Ventral

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Towards the front of the belly

3. superior

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Towards the top of the head

4. Inferior

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Towards the bottom or toes

5. Prone

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lying face down

6. Supine

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lying with your back on the ground

7. Medial

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towards the midline of your body

8. Lateral

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away from the center or midline of your body

9. Anatomical Position

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Standing straight with your palms facing forwards

10. Distal

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away from the main body or reference point

11. Proximal

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Towards the main body or reference point

12. Transversal plane

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cuts the body in half horizontally

13. Mid staggel plane

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cuts the body in half vertically

14. Frontal Plane

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Front and back

15.Flexion

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bending a joint or decreasing the joint angle between two bones

16. Extension

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straightening a joint or increasing the angle between two bones

17. Pronation

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turning the arm or foot downward

18. Supination

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turning the arm or foot upward

19. Elevation

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elevating the foot above heart level

20. Depression

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An athlete who is struggling with mental health

21. Internal Rotation

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the rotational movement of a joint or limb towards the midline of the body

22. External Rotation

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a rotational movement where the anterior (front) surface of a limb rotates away from the midline of the body

23. circumduction

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a circular movement of a limb, combining flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction, often seen at joints like the shoulder and hip

24. Planter Flexion

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a movement of the ankle joint where the toes point downwards and the heel moves upwards

25. dorsiflexion

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the upward bending of your foot or hand