anatomical terminology Flashcards
Planes- frontal/coronal
Divide into front and back portion
- plane Parasagittal
left and right portion (unequal)
Planes- Midsagittal
slice right in the midline (equal left and right half)
Plane- Transverse
Parallel to ground, top and bottom section
Plane- Oblique
Random (not Parrell (90) or horizontal (0))
Directions- Superior
Higher than (cranial/ cephalic region)
Direction- Inferior
Lower than
Direction- anterior
forward
Direction- Posterior
Behind, towards back
Direction- Medial
Towards the middle
Direction- Lateral
further from the midline/ middle
Direction- Proximal
Closer to where it starts (limbs) Upper limb- shoulder
Direction- Proximal
Closer to where it starts (limbs) Upper limb- shoulder
Direction- Superficial
Towards the surface
Direction- Deep
Deeper within
Direction- Contralateral
contra- opposite. structures on opposite sides of midline (left hand, right hand)
Direction- Ipsilateral
On the same side of midline (right eye, right ear)
Direction- Prone
Facing down
Direction- Supine
Facing up
Region- Cephalic
Head
buccal
Cheek
cranial
Skull
Facial
Face
Frontal
Forehead
Mental
Chin
Nasal
Nose
Occipital
Base of skull
Oral
Mouth
Orbital/ Ocular
Eye
Otic
ear
temporal
temple
Body region- Cervical
Neck
Nuchal
Back of the neck
Body region- Trunk (3 regions)
thorax, abdomen, pelvis
Body region- Thorax/ Thoracic
chest
Mammary
Breast
pectoral
chest
scapular
shoulder blade
sternal
breastbone
vertebral
Spinal column
Coxal
Hip
Lumbar
lower back
umbilical
Naval
Gluteal
buttocks
inguinal
groin
perineal
between the anus and external genitals
pubis
pubic
sacral
between hips
acromial
shoulder
axilla/axillary
armpit
brachium/brachial
arm
antecubital
anterior elbow
olecranal/ cubital
posterior elbow
antebrachium/antebrachial
forearm
carpal
wrist
manus/ manual
hand
palmar/ volar
palm
digital/ phalangeal
fingers
Calcaneal
heal
crural
shin
digital/ phalangeal
toes
femoral
thigh
patellar
kneecap
pedal
foot
plantar
sole
popliteal
hollow behind knee
sural
calf
tarsal
ankle
What are the 8 body regions
Cephalic - head
cervical- neck
trunk- large of 3 smaller regions (thorax, abd, pelvis)
Thorax- chest
Abdomen
pelvis
upper limb
lower limb
Dorsal cavity (2)
Cranial and spinal/ vertebral
Ventral cavity (2)
Thoracic and abdominopelvic
what is the pleural (R/L) within the thoracic cavity?
two fluid-filled spaces that contain the lungs protected by parietal and visceral pleural membranes.
what is the Mediastinum within the thoracic cavity?
between the lungs; contains all organs of the thoracic cavity except the lungs.
what is the Pericardial within the thoracic cavity?
fluid-filled space that contains the heart
Hyperplasia
Increase in cell number (cell divide) plasia (multiply)
Hypertrophy
Increase in cell size (muscle growth) trophy (size)
ECM (extracellular matrix)
Growth by increase in material between cells (bone cartilage getting larger)
ECM (extracellular matrix)
Growth by increase in material between cells (bone cartilage getting larger)
Extracellular fluid (ECF)
Fluid outside cells
Extracellular fluid (ECF)
Fluid outside cells
Interstitial fluid
ECF in narrow spaces between cells
Interstitial fluid
ECF in narrow spaces between cells
Synovial fluid
ECF fluid inside joints
Synovial fluid
ECF fluid inside joints
Aqueous fluid
ECF fluid in the eye
Aqueous fluid
ECF fluid in the eye
Intracellular fluid
ICF fluid inside the cell (cytosol)