Anatomy Movement: Eversion and Inversion

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What is the movement in which the soles of the feet are brought in, facing towards the midline of the body?

Inversion

What is the movement that refers to bringing the pads of the thumb and little finger together in the midline of the hand?

Opposition

In which region of the body does protraction refer to protruding or sticking out?

Shoulder

Which muscles are involved in the movement of eversion of the foot?

Peroneus longus, peroneus brevis, peroneus terius

What is the movement of eversion?

Bringing the soles of the feet out, facing away from the midline of the body

Which muscles are involved in the movement of inversion of the foot?

Tibialis anterior, tibialis posterior

What is opposition in terms of movement?

Bringing the pads of the thumb and little finger together in the midline of the hand

What does protraction refer to?

Protruding or sticking out

Which movement refers to bringing the thumb and little finger back to resting anatomical position?

Re-position

Which muscles are involved in eversion of the foot?

Peroneus longus, peroneus brevis, peroneus terius

In which region of the body does protraction occur?

Scapula

What does retraction refer to?

Movement towards the median plane

Which axis do eversion and inversion movements occur about?

Sagittal axis

What is re-position?

Returning to resting anatomical position

Test your knowledge of anatomical movements with a quiz on eversion and inversion. Understand the differences between these movements and how they occur along the sagittal axis and coronal plane.

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