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Bending it further than it naturally goes. A simple search on Wikipedia for 'hyperexntension' would have given you your answer
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What structure in the knee prevents hyperextension?
the ACL (anterior curiae ligament)
What does hyperextension of the lumbar spine mean?
Hyperextension lumbar spine injury occurs when the spinal cord has a muscle sprain or strain that occurs mostly in athletes who play contact sports. Physical signs include bruising.
What is the movement that allows you to gaze at the ceiling?
Hyperextension is the movement that allows you to gaze at the ceiling.
When a ligament is torn what is it called?
when a ligament is torn it is called hyperextension
Bending your head back until it hurts is an example of?
Bending you head back until it hurts is an example of hyperextension. Hyperextension occurs when the joint is opened beyond it's normal range of motion and may make the joint unstable or increase risk of dislocation.
What is a sentence for hyperextension?
i am really hyperextension :) :D:D:D
What is an extension past the anatomical position?
hyperextension.
Is doing a back bend an example of hyperextension or hyperflexion?
hyperextension
Hyperextension occurs in the sagittal plane?
does hyperextension occurs in the sagittal plane?
What is a condition of extending too far?
The condition is called hyperextension.
Reach beyond the normal range of motion?
Hyperextension.
Does hyperextension bend a joint in the direction as flexion?
Yes, extension is always in the opposite direction as flexion. Hyperextension means straightening a joint beyond it's normal range.
Bending your head back until it hurts is and example of?
hyperextension
What does the anterior ligament of the vertbreal column do?
prevent hyperextension of the spine
Bending your head back until it hurt is an example of what?
hyperextension
Does hyperextension bend a joint in the opposite direction as flexion?
Yes, extension is always in the opposite direction as flexion. Hyperextension means straightening a joint beyond it's normal range.
What structure in the knee prevents hyperextension?
the ACL (anterior curiae ligament)
