Accessory movements needed to accomplish full osteokinematic motion are called component motions.
Osteokinematic refers to the various clear movements of bones which are visible from the outside. They are a result of rotation that occurs along joint axis
Some examples of Osteokinematic motions are : flexion and extension and the other set includes abduction and adduction.
Individual cannot perform some joint movements, these movement are referred to as accessory movements.
Pull-ups, abs-rollout are some of the example of accessory movements.
And other accessory movements that is needed to accomplish osteokinematic motion are called component motions.
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