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(ran'-zhay) [French.] Arranged in order.
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The extent of country over which a plant or animal is naturally spread. RANGE IN TIME expresses the distribution of a species or group through the fossiliferous beds of the earth's crust.
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| range of motion |
The range, measured in degrees of a circle, through which a joint can be flexed and extended. Active range of motion: Voluntarily moving a joint through a controlled range of motion; active movement of a joint. Passive range of motion: Having an external force move a joint through its range of motion.
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| range |
The difference between the minimum value and the maximum value in a set of data. The range helps identify best and worst case and process variability.
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| range of motion |
Normal range of movement for each joint, used to measure severity of arthritis; a term used to describe certain exercises.
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