Ambulation transfer ROM Crossword

Movement away from midline of the body
progressive decline of body part or tissue
circular movement of a limb or the eye
deformity that results from abnormal shortening of muscle tissue, making the muscle highly resistant to stretching
farthest from origin of part
upward bending of the toes and the foot
turning of the body part away from the body's midline
directed toward or situated on the back surface
movement that decreases the angle between two adjoining bones, bending of limb
movement of the body part beyond its usual resting and extended position
increase in the volume of a tissue or organ produced entirely by enlargement of existing cells
movement of a body part so that its front or ventral surface face downward
nearest to the origin of the part
movement of the body part so that its front or ventral surface faces upward
movement toward the midline of the body
sitting on the side of the bed with the legs suspended freely from the knees
the pattern of how a person ambulates