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Movements of the Trunk
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00:00 Movement of the trunk is very much dictated by the function of these muscles. 00:05 And it's important just to remember very basic what this movement is. 00:08 So lateral bending very much standing in an upright position. 00:11 Moving to the left, moving to the right, we have lateral bending, flexion, and extension. 00:16 So extension is when we are moving our head, posterior, extend it backwards. 00:21 And flexion is when we tried to decrease the distance between our head and our lower limb region. 00:27 And we have flexion of the trunk. 00:30 Rotation very much dictated by some of the muscles, specifically transverse abdominis. 00:34 We can rotate in either direction by contraction of these muscles. 00:39 So thank you for listening to the presentation. 00:42 I hope you enjoyed it.
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The lecture Movements of the Trunk by James Pickering, PhD is from the course Anterolateral Abdominal Wall.
Included Quiz Questions
Which is the name of the line which demarcates the posteroinferior limit of the rectus sheath?
- Arcuate line
- Linea alba
- Linea nigra
- Linea aspera
- Linea semilunaris
Author of lecture Movements of the Trunk
James Pickering, PhD
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