Anatomy Definitions Flashcards

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Define microanatomy/histology

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The study of structures too small to be seen without the use of a microscope.

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2
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Define systemic anatomy

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Gross anatomy of the body studied system by system.

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Define systemic anatomy

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Gross anatomy of the body studied system by system.

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4
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Define gross anatomy

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Study of structures visible to the naked eye

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5
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Define regional anatomy

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Study of structures located in a region of the body

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6
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Define surface anatomy

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Study of the internal body structures as they relate to the overlying skin.

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7
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Define osteology

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Study of bones

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8
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Define developmental anatomy

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Study of changes in an individual from conception to old age

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9
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Define embryology

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Study of development changes that occur before birth

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10
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Directional terms

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Adjectives that describe the location of one structure relative to another.

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11
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Superior or inferior

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Upper/towards head. Lower/towards feet

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12
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Posterior or anterior

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Towards the back. Towards the front

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13
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Lateral or medial

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Away from middle line. Towards middle line

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14
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Distal or proximal

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Towards lower limb. Towards upper limb

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15
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Contralateral or ipsilateral

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On opposite side. On same side

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16
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Flexion

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Bringing the anterior of distal to the anterior of proximal

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Extension

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Bringing the anterior of distal away from the anterior of proximal

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Medial rotation

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From anterior of hand and palm to posterior of hand and palm

19
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Lateral rotation

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Moving away from the midline

20
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Adduction

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Moving the limb towards the mid line

21
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Abduction

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Moving the limb away from the mid line

22
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Supination

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From prone position to supine position

23
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Pronation

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From supine position to prone position

24
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Inversion

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Toes towards the middle line

25
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Eversion

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Toes away from the middle line

26
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Protraction

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Mandible out

27
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Retraction

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Mandible in

28
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Thumb?

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Pollicis

29
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Finger?

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Digit/digitorum

30
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Big/great toe?

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Hallucis

31
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A long muscle?

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Longus

32
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A long muscle that flexes the thumb

A

Flexor pollicis longus

33
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A long muscle that extends the great toe?

A

Extensor hallucis longus

34
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A muscle that flexes the fingers and is superficial?

A

Flexor digitorum superficialis

35
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A muscle that lies anterior to tibia?

A

Tibialis anterior

36
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Description of coronal plane

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The coronal plane divides the body into anterior and posterior sections (front and back)

37
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Description of transverse (axial) plane

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The transverse (axial) plane runs horizontally and divides the body into superior and inferior sections (cutting through the axis of the body)

38
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Description of saggital plane

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The saggital plane runs vertical and divides the body into right and left sections

39
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Why do we learn anatomy?

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So we know what normal is so we can identify what is abnormal