adducted
Pulled toward center
Adducted describes a body part that has been drawn toward the midline of the body.
The term appears in medical and anatomical contexts: The patient's adducted arm was held close to the torso.
It is the past tense and participial form of adduct, the opposite of abduct in anatomical terminology.
Unlawful seizure of person
- flexionDecreasing a joint angle
- extensionAdded part or duration
- rotationTurning on an axis
- supinationOutward forearm rotation
pronation · pectoralis · latissimus · teres · rhomboid · sartorius · scapula · femur
Rendered in lines
- pulledDrew with force
- retractedWithdrew a prior statement
- centeredPlaced at midpoint
- convergedCame to same point
closed · squeezed · approximated · brought together · tucked · narrowed · aligned · stabilized
Multilinear algebraic object
- contractionReduction in size
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- activationSetting into operation
- tighteningMaking less loose
shortening · tension · spasm · strain · strengthening
Rehabilitative movement-based medical care
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- muscle tightnessInflexibility in soft tissue
- contracturePermanent tissue shortening
- spasticityPathological muscle tightness
range of motion · manual therapy · stretching · mobilization · assessment · dysfunction · impairment
abduction
Unlawful seizure of person
supination · pronation · pectoralis · latissimus · teres · rhomboid · sartorius · scapula · femur · pelvis
drawn
Rendered in lines
converged · closed · squeezed · approximated · brought together · tucked · narrowed · aligned · stabilized
tensor
Multilinear algebraic object
- contractionReduction in size
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- activationSetting into operation
tightening · shortening · tension · spasm · strain · strengthening
physical therapy
Rehabilitative movement-based medical care
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- muscle tightnessInflexibility in soft tissue
- contracturePermanent tissue shortening
spasticity · range of motion · manual therapy · stretching · mobilization · assessment · dysfunction · impairment