Anatomy Basics Flashcards
sagittal plane
split into left and right, can be through the midline or may not be
coronal plane
split into anterior and posterior
transverse plane
split into top and bottom half
Superior and inferior/ rostral and caudal
above and below
Anterior and posterior/ ventral and dorsal
front and back
Superficial and deep-
close to skin and far from skin
Medial and lateral
close to midline of body and further from midline
Proximal and distal
close to limb attachment/ midpoint of trunk and further
Flexion
movement that decreases arm and leg angle (for arm it would be bringing it forward but for leg it would be bringing it back)
extension
movement that increases arm and leg angle
abduction
at shoulder and hip, moves limb away from body
adduction
moves limb closer to body
circumduction
producing spinning movement at ball and socket joints that are highly mobile (shoulder and hip)
rotation
turns body away or towards midline, occurs at neck, shoulder, hip and knee
lateral rotation
away from midline
medial rotation
towards midline
pronation
moves hand into palm down position
supination
moves hand into palm up position
inversion
points foot inwards, occurs at small joints of feet
eversion
points foot outwards
plantar flexion
pointing toes towards floor
dorsiflexion
pointing toes towards ceiling
heart apex
slightly left
what does each lung reach from?
collarbone to the diaphragm which sits on top of the abdominal cavity
liver in relation to diaphragm
inferior
gall bladder location in relation to liver
immediately inferior, on right side
small & large intestines in relation to liver
inferior
stomach in relation to intestines and and diaphragm
inferiorly to the diaphragm and superiorly to the small and large intestines, left side of the body
spleen in relation to stomach
left side of the body, lateral and slightly superior to stomach
what sides does the large intestine surround the small intestine?
left, right and superior sides
where can the small intestine be found?
central and lower abdominal area
bladder in relation to pubic bone
superior and posterior