Anatomical Terms Topographical Man QUIZ 1

Question 1

( [Organ] ) Both the [] symbols and () symbols refer to a type of layer. Name the type of layer.

Answer 1

() - Pareietal [] - Visceral

Question 1

for extremities, away from the trunk

Answer 1

Distal

Question 1

lying face upward

Answer 1

Supine

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Question 2

to the front * only referring to bipedal terms

Answer 2

Ventral or anterior

Question 3

the name of heart layers

Answer 3

Pericardium

Question 5

toward back

Answer 5

Dorsal or posterior

Question 5

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Question 6

toward the midline * only referring to bipedal terms

Answer 6

Medial

Question 7

lying face down

Answer 7

Prone

Question 9

toward tail * referring to quadruped

Answer 9

Caudal

Question 10

on opposite sides

Answer 10

Contralateral

Question 11

If a man were cut from the middle of the forehead down, what kind of cut would this create?

Answer 11

Midsagittal

Question 12

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Question 14

Superficial versus deep * be able to give examples

Answer 14

Superficial is generally small or surface injuries ex: scrapes or paper cuts Deep is as it sounds, through multiple layers of skin ex: stab wounds or heavy burning

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Question 16

towards the sides

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Lateral

Question 17

Describe the anatomical position

Answer 17

Upright Facing forward Arms and legs straight Palms facing forward Feet flat on the ground Eyes open

Question 19

on the same side

Answer 19

Ipsilateral

Question 20

What are the main sectioning planes? * be able to define each

Answer 20

Coronal (frontal) Midsagittal Transverse (horizontal)

Question 21

toward the head * referring to quadruped

Answer 21

Cranial

Question 22

for extremities, closer to the trunk

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Proximal

Question 23

above * only referring to bipedal terms

Answer 23

Superior

Question 24

below

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Inferior

Question 25

What is the word for a sagittal cut that DOESN’T directly cut the body in equal left and right parts?

Answer 25

Parasagittal

Question 26

Define bipedal and quadruped

Answer 26

Two footed animals Four footed animals