right lateral flexion		pushing of a part forward in a horizontal plane
internal		ends bent inward; angulation of a part of the body inward toward the midline
extension		ends bent outward; angulation of a part of the body outward from the midline
deep		closer to the trunk, or point of origin
adduction		relating to the middle, center, or midline
plantar flexion		sequence of movements that turn or pivot the part through an arc, making a complete circle
external		left
supination		partially turning the axial body part in an arc around a central axis to the right (a transverse plane movement)
circumduction		higher than; above
depression		partially turning the axial body part in an arc around a central axis toward the midline of the body (a transverse plane movement)
flexion		an inside surface/inside part of the body
inversion		extension beyond normal extension, or extension that moves farther out of the anatomic position
inferior		the outside surface of the body
valgus		movement of the foot downward (also called flexion)
levo		inside or away fromthe surface
superior		behind/in the rear of
right rotation		on or to the side, outside, away from the midline
protraction		movement toward the midline (a frontal plane movement)
lateral rotation		the opposite side
proximal		movement of the forearm at the radioulnar joing that turns the palm posteriorly
pronation		movement away from the midline (a frontal plane movement)
medial rotation		movement of the axial body to the left (a frontal plane movement)
abduction		partially turning the axial body part in an arc around a central axis away from the midline of the body (a transverse plane movement)
left lateral flexion		an increase in the angle between two bones
dorsiflexion		moving a part upward (superiorly)
superficial		movement of the sole of the foot outward, away from the midline
volar		moving a part downward (inferiorly)
posterior (dorsal)		movement of the axial body to the right (a frontal plane movement)
lateral		movement of the head upward (may also be called extension)
distal		the same side
retraction		partially turning the axial body part in an arc around a central axis to the left (a transverse plane movement)
left rotation		a decrease in the angle between two bones
contralateral		the palm side of the hand
hyperextension		lower than; below
varus		movement of the forearm at the radioulnar joing that turns the palm anteriorly
eversion		left
medial		pulling back of a part in a horizontal plane
sinistral (sinistro)		In front of/towards the front
elevation		toward or on the surface
ipsilateral		right
anterior (ventral)		movement of the sole of the foot inward, toward the midline
dextral (dextro)		farther from the trunk, or point of origin