SAGITTAL PLANE
Another term for Glenohumeral joint?
Shoulder
The scapula move in an inferior direction.
In What plane of motion does movement happen?
Depression,
Frontal Plane
Movement away from the midline of the body (in the frontal plane
Abduction
Movement of the anterior side of a segment away from the midline of the body.
External (lateral) Rotation
What is another term for ACETABULOFEMORAL JOINT?
Hip Joint
A decrease in joint angle (in the sagittal plane)
Flexion
The scapula move toward the mid-line of the body and follow the curvature of the rib cage in a medial and posterior fashion
In What plane of motion does movement happen?
Retraction,Transverse Plane
Movement toward the midline of the body (in the frontal plane).
Adduction
Movement of the anterior side of a segment toward the mid-line of the body.
Internal (medial) Rotation
What motion of movement does shoulder flexion go through?
sagittal
An increase in joint angle (in the sagittal plane)
Extension
The scapula move away from the mid-line of the body and follow the curvature of the rib cage in lateral and anterior fashion.
In What plane of motion does movement happen?
Protraction,Transverse Plane
Displacement of the trunk away from the midline in the frontal plane (in the frontal plane).
Lateral Flexion
Horizontal motion that results in movement toward the midline.
Horizontal Adduction (flexion)
What motion of movement does knee extension go through?
sagittal
is a plane that divides the body into right and left halves.
Sagittal Plane
The scapula move in a superior direction.
In What plane of motion does movement happen?
Scapular Elevation, Frontal plane
Another term for frontal plane?
Coronal plane
Horizontal motion that results in movement away from the midline
Horizontal Abduction (extension)
limb moves away from the body
abduction
The inferior angle of the scapula moves in an inferior-medial direction such that the glenoid fossa faces downward
In What plane of motion does movement happen?
Downward Rotation of the scapula, Frontal Plane
Another term for transverse plane?
Horizontal plane
limb moves towards the body
adduction