Which of the following terms means to narrow the angle between adjoining bones? O Adduction Abduction O Extension Flexion

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Which of the following terms means to narrow the angle between adjoining

bones?
O Adduction
Abduction
O Extension
Flexion

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Flexion

Flexion is the decreasing of angle between two bones

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