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Answer ; C) Dorsiflexion
Reason ; In the mentioned body movement, the client toes and ankle get closer to the shin, it means the client is making her ankle moves upward and towards the top of the leg. Hence the above mentioned term is the most reliable term for this action. The first two options refers to the side tiltin movement and not of the upward or downward movement. The option is oppsite to the actual movement which is mentioned as a answer to the question.
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