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Anatomy Flashcards

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Frontal (coronal) plane

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The 3 planes

Divides the body into front and back

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Sagittal

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The 3 planes

divides the body vertically into right and left

A big bell sags along the sagittal plane

The sagittal plane that’s exactly in the midline is called the midsagittal or median plane

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Transverse (axial)

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divides the body horizontally into up and down

Think about how you ax a tree

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anterior vs. posterior

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at the front (anterior) vs at the back (posterior)

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Superior vs. Inferior

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above (superior) vs. below (inferior)

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Superficial vs. deep

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Directional Term

closer to surface ( superficial vs. deeper into body (deep)

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Proximal vs distal

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Directional Term

closer to trunk (proximal) vs. further out from it (distal)

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medial vs. lateral

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Directional Term

closer to midline (medial) vs. further (lateral)

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cranial vs. caudal

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towards cranium ie top of the head (cranial) vs. towards feet (caudal)

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Ventral vs. dorsal

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front (ventral) vs. back (dorsal) of an embryo before limb rotation Think of the dorsal fin of a fish

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Spine position

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laying on back

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Prone position

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laying on stomach

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Lithotomy position

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lying on back

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Flexion

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bending or decreasing the angle between bones

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Extension

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straightening or increasing the angle between bones

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Opposition

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1 st digit is brought closer to another digit

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Reposition

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– back to position

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Pronation vs Supination

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rotating the forearm so the palm faces down (pronation) vs up (supination) Think: holding a bowl of soup

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Abduction vs adduction

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pulling a body part away from the midline (abduction) vs. towards it (adduction) adduction is adding the part to you

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Internal (medial) vs. external (lateral) rotation

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rotation towards (internal)vs. away from (external body’s center

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elevation vs. depression

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movement in the superior (elevation) vs. inferior (depression) direction

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dorsiflexion vs. plantarflexion

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flexing the foot up (dorsiflexion) vs. extending it down (plantarflexion) Think planting your foot down

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inversion vs. eversion

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turning the sole of he foot towards midline (inversion) vs. away from it (eversion)

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Protrusion

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Protrusion – moving anteriorly

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Retrusion

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Retrusion – moving posteriorly

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✓Epidermis

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✓Epidermis: Stratified epithelium with keratin on top. Renewed every 25- 45 days. Avascular layer.

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✓Dermis.

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✓Dermis: made up of collagen & elastic fibers. Gives strength & toughness to the skin. Contains hair follicles, arrector pili muscle & sebaceous glands.

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Superficial fascia (subcutaneous tissue)

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Superficial fascia (subcutaneous tissue): • Composed of loose connective tissue + fat • Location: Between dermis & deep fascia

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Deep fascia

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Reduces friction with movement

• Devoid of fat

▪ Protects the muscles blood vessels and nerves from getting sheared with movement

▪ separates muscles into compartments

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Intermuscular septum

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Extend deep from surrounding fascial sleeve to attach to bones.

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Arteries

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Carry blood away from heart • 3 types – elastic, muscular, arterioles

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Veins

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Veins • Return low-oxygenated blood towards heart • Valves –unidirectional flow

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Capillaries

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Capillaries • Minute vessels form network btw arterioles and venules • Sinusoids

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Arteriosclerosis

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Arteriosclerosis/ hardening of arteries: thickening & loss of elasticity of arterial wall.

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Atherosclerosis

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Atherosclerosis (build up of fat in arterial walls)- form of arteriosclerosis

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Lymph-

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Lymph- Clear & watery fluid. Similar in composition to blood plasma.

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Functions of lymphoid system:

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Functions of lymphoid system: • Drains surplus tissue fluid and leaked plasma proteins(LYMPH) • Removal of cellular debris and infection • Absorption and transport of dietary fat • Defense mechanism

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The lymphoid system consists of the following structures:

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The lymphoid system consists of the following structures: ✓ Lymphatic plexuses ✓Lymphatic vessels (exceptions teeth, bone, bone marrow, and the entire central nervoussystem ✓ Lymph nodes ✓ Lymphocytes ✓Lymphoid organs: spleen, thymus, lymph node

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• Lymphangitis and lymphadenitis: Secondary inflammation of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes

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• Lymphangitis and lymphadenitis: Secondary inflammation of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes

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Lymphedema

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Lymphedema (the accumulation of interstitial fluid) occurs when lymph is not drained from an area of the body.

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A joint or articulation (or articular surface) is

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A joint or articulation (or articular surface) is the connection made between bones in the body which link the skeletal system into a functional whole.

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Fibrous joint

Sutures

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Sutures (found in skull) 1. Immovable 2. Types: Plane, Squamous, serrate etc.

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Fibrous joint

Syndesmosis

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Syndesmosis 1. Bones are united by sheet of fibrous tissue 2. Movement is possible. Eg; Middle radio ulnar joint , middle & Inferior tibiofibular joint

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Fibrous joints

Gomphosis

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Gomphosis 1. Peg-like fibrous process 2. Fits into a socket

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Synovial joints

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Two or more bones approximate, held together by capsule, strengthened by ligaments and lubricated by synovial fluid • Highly mobile

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Bursae

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Closed sac of serous membrane • Normally collapse, wall oppose with thin film of lubricating fluid • Enables free movements • Synovial tendon sheaths – elongated bursae that wrap around tendon

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Secondary cartilage joints

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Closed sac of serous membrane • Normally collapse, wall oppose with thin film of lubricating fluid • Enables free movements • Synovial tendon sheaths – elongated bursae that wrap around tendon

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Articular cartilage

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Avascular and is reliant upon the passive diffusion of nutrients from the synovial fluid. • Prevents friction between the bones • Few synovial joints of the body have a fibrocartilage structure located between the articulating bones. • E.g. Articular disc, present in the temporomandibular joint or meniscus, present in the knee joint (Medial meniscus and lateral meniscus)

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Plane synovial joints

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Permit gliding / sliding • Surfaces are flat • E.g., intercarpal joints, intertarsal joints, acromioclavicular joint

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Hinge joint

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Hinge joint • One articular surface is convex, and the other surface is curved • Strong collateral ligaments • Movements in one axis • E.g., elbow joint, knee joint, ankle joint, interphalangeal joint

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Pivot joint

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Pivot joint • Central bony pivot (peg) surrounded by an osseoligamentous ring • Movements in one axis • e.g., Superior radio-ulnar joint, Atlanto-axial joint.

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Condyloid joints

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Condyloid joints • Convex surface articulating against concave surface • Movement across two axes • E.g., Metacarpophalangeal joint

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Saddle joint

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Saddle joint • Surfaces are concavo-convex • Movement around two axes • E.g., First carpometacarpal joint

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Ball & Socket joint

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Ball & Socket joint • Surfaces are globular head & cupshaped socket • Movement around infinite number of axes • E.g., Shoulder joint, Hip joint

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Osteoarthritis

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Osteoarthritis • Non-inflammatory degenerative joint disease • Degeneration of the articular cartilage and osseous outgrowth at the margins • Commonly affects the hands, fingers, hips, knees, feet, and spine • Accompanied by pain and stiffness.

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Rheumatoid arthritis

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Rheumatoid arthritis • Inflammatory disease • Autoimmune disease • Immune system attacks the synovial membranes and articular structures, leading to deformities and disability. • Most common symptoms are joint swelling, stiffness, and pain.

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Subluxation

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Subluxation • Incomplete or partial separation • Contact between articular surfaces retained

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Avulsion

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Avulsion • Forced separation • One part is torn away from its attachment • Tibial tuberosity

AUA MED1 Foundations (26 decks)

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