Anatomy Introduction Flashcards

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Describe Standard Anatomical Position

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  • Standing Upright
  • Head is Level
  • Facing Forward
  • Upper Limbs at Side
  • Palms Turned Forward
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What are the 4 Anatomical Planes?

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  • Sagittal (medial)
  • Coronal (frontal)
  • Transverse (cross-sectional)
  • Oblique Plane
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Describe the Sagittal Plane and what anatomical positions and movements use this plane.

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  • Divides body into two symmetric left and right half
  • Position - Medial & Lateral
  • Movement - Flexion & Extension
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Describe the Coronal Plane and what anatomical positions and movements use this plane

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  • Divides body into front and back
  • Position - Anterior (front) and Posterior (back)
  • Movement - Abduction (away from axis) & Adduction (towards body)
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Describe the Transverse plane and what anatomical positions and movement use this plane

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  • Divides the body into upper and lower parts
  • Position - Superior and Inferior
  • Movement - Medial (towards midline) and Lateral (away from midline) rotation
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Describe Proximal and Distal and provide an example

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  • Used for Limbs, GI tract, and vessels
  • Closer to root of limb is proximal
  • Farther from root is distal
  • ex. Elbow is proximal to the Wrist
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What Anatomical Movements Occur in a non-specific plane?

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Wrist Joint
 - Pronation (palm facing backwards)
- Supination (palm facing forward)
Ankle Joint
- Dorsi Flexion (extension of ankle)
- Plantar Flexion (flexion of ankle)
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What are the Components of the Upper Limb?

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  • Anatomical Arm (bicep area)
  • Forearm
  • Hand
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What are the Components of the Lower Limb?

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  • Thigh
  • Anatomical Leg (calf)
  • Foot
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What Cavities make up the Dorsal Body Cavities?

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  • Cranial Cavity

- Vertebral Cavity

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What Cavities make up the Ventral Cavities?

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  • Thoracic Cavity
  • Abdominal Cavity
  • Pelvic Cavity
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What are the 9 Regions of the Abdominal Cavity from right to left and superior to inferior?

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  • R Hypochondrium
  • Epigastrium
  • L Hypochondrium
  • R Lumbar Region
  • Umbilical Region
  • L Lumbar Region
  • R Inguinal Area
  • Hypogastrium
  • L Inguinal Area
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What is present in the Pelvic Cavity?

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  • Rectum
  • Bladder
  • Uterus
  • Prostate
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