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    Shoulder horizontal adduction and forearm supination are two motions assessed in kinesiology. For shoulder horizontal adduction, the model sits with their shoulder abducted 90 degrees and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then brings their arm toward the midline with a range of 40 degrees in the horizontal plane. For forearm supination, the model sits with their shoulder adducted, humerus parallel to the trunk, and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then rotates their forearm from 0 to 90 degrees in the horizontal plane. Both motions have a firm muscle end feel.

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    Shoulder horizontal adduction and forearm supination are two motions assessed in kinesiology. For shoulder horizontal adduction, the model sits with their shoulder abducted 90 degrees and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then brings their arm toward the midline with a range of 40 degrees in the horizontal plane. For forearm supination, the model sits with their shoulder adducted, humerus parallel to the trunk, and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then rotates their forearm from 0 to 90 degrees in the horizontal plane. Both motions have a firm muscle end feel.

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    Kinesiology Presentation 12A

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    Shoulder horizontal adduction and forearm supination are two motions assessed in kinesiology. For shoulder horizontal adduction, the model sits with their shoulder abducted 90 degrees and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then brings their arm toward the midline with a range of 40 degrees in the horizontal plane. For forearm supination, the model sits with their shoulder adducted, humerus parallel to the trunk, and elbow flexed 90 degrees, then rotates their forearm from 0 to 90 degrees in the horizontal plane. Both motions have a firm muscle end feel.

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    Kinesiology

    Shoulder Horizontal Adduction &


    Forearm Supination

    DPT Semester-1
    Group-12
    Syeda Mulaika Afaq (17/2019/156)
    Anmol Muskan (17/2019/157)
    Payal (17/2019/158)
    Afifa Fatima (17/2019/159)
    Neha Kumari (17/2019/160)
    Horizontal Adduction:
    Toward the midline of the body
     Placement of Model:
    Sitting position with shoulder abducted till
    90° and elbow in semi-flexed or flexed till 90°.
     Range: 40°
     Axis: Longitudinal or Vertical Axis
     Plane: Horizontal or Transverse Plane
     Muscle End Feel: Firm
    Forearm Supination:
    Rotating forearm 90 °
    Placement of Model:
    Sitting position with shoulder adducted
    completely, shaft of Humerus parallel to the
    trunk and elbow flexed at 90°.
    Range: 0-90°
    Axis: Longitudinal or Vertical Axis
    Plane: Horizontal or Transverse Plane
    Muscle End Feel: Firm

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