dissociation movement

dis·so·ci·a·tion move·ment

(di-sō'sē-ā'shŭn mūv'mĕnt) 1. Physical movement that characterized by the ability to differentiate among movements of different parts of the body; e.g., rolling segmentally, which entails leading with the head, followed by the shoulders and then the pelvis, instead of "logrolling," in which the body rolls as a single unit. 2. Stabilization of one part of the body or movement of one part in the opposite direction of another (e.g., pelvic trunk as used in ambulation).

单词	dissociation movement
释义	dissociation movement dis·so·ci·a·tion move·ment (di-sō'sē-ā'shŭn mūv'mĕnt) 1. Physical movement that characterized by the ability to differentiate among movements of different parts of the body; e.g., rolling segmentally, which entails leading with the head, followed by the shoulders and then the pelvis, instead of "logrolling," in which the body rolls as a single unit. 2. Stabilization of one part of the body or movement of one part in the opposite direction of another (e.g., pelvic trunk as used in ambulation).
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