Directional Terms
Axial Regions
Appendicular Regions
Simple Joint Motions
Simple Joint Motions2
100

Opposite side?

What is Contralateral

100

Pertaining to the upper back

What is the scapular 
100

Pertaining to the wrist 

What is the carpal

100

Decreases the angle of the joint; bending

what is Flexion

100

A shoulder motion towards the superior

What is elevation

200
Both sides of the body?

What is bilateral?

200

Pertaining to the belly

What is the Abdominal

200
Pertaining to the fingers

What is digits?

200
Increases the angel of the joint; straightening 
What is Extension
200

A shoulder motion towards the inferior

What is depression

300

Closer to the body surface

What is Superficial?

300

Pertaining to the anterior chest

What is Thoracic

300

Pertaining to the upper arm, from the shoulder to the elbow.

What is Brachial

300

Ankle motion causing foot to lower.

What is plantar flexion

300

Turning of a body segment that resides on the midline (the hear and trunk) to the right or left side

What is rotation
400

Towards the back or spine

What is Dorsal? 

400

Pertaining to the lower end of anterior trunk

What is the pelvic
400

Pertaining to the hip

What is Coxal

400

Thumb motion across the palm towards the little finger

What is Opposition
400

Lateral flexion of the wrist towards the Ulna. 

What is Ulnar Deviation 
500

Towards the tail or lower end

What is Caudal?

500

Pertaining to the groin

What is the Inguinal
500

Pertaining to the heel

What is Calcaneal

500

Thumb motion back across palm from little finger to anatomical position.

What is Reposition

500

Lateral flexion of the wrist towards the radius

What is Radial Deviation 

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