B1W1: Anatomy Nomenclature Flashcards

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Anatomical position

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standing erect, palms forward

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Midsagittal (Median) plane

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divides body into equal left/right parts

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Sagittal plane

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divides body into unequal left/right parts

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Coronal (frontal) plane

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Divides body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) regions

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Transverse (horizontal) plane

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Divides body into top and bottom regions

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Superficial

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nearer to surface of the body

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intermediate

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between a deep and superficial structure

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deep

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farther from the surface of the body

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medial

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near to the median plane

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lateral

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further from the median plane

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posterior (dorsal)

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nearer to the back

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anterior (ventral)

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nearer to the front

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inferior (caudal)

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nearer to the feet

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superior (cranial)

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nearer to the head

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palmar

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hands anterior (palms up)

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dorsal (for hands)

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Hands posterior (dorsum, back of hand up)

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Plantar

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sole surface of the foot

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dorsal (for feet)

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back surface of the foot

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prone

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Anterior surface down (i.e. laying on stomach)

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supine

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Anterior surface up (i.e. laying on your back)

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extrinsic

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Something (like a muscle) that originates outside of a part (i.e. extrinsic hand muscles are in the arm)

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intrinsic

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Something (like a muscle) that is located entirely within a part (i.e. intrinsic hand muscles are in the hand)

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valgus

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angulation of a body segment away from the midline

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Varus

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angulation of a body segment towards the midline

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Bilateral
on both sides
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unilateral
on one side
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ipsilateral
on the same side
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contralateral
on opposite sides
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abduction
Movement away from the median plane (moving left arm left) i.e. moving fingers away from third finger (use middle finger as reference)
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Adduction
Movement toward the median plane (moving left arm towards body)
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Medial rotation
Movement of anterior surface toward the median
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Lateral rotation
Movement of anterior surface away from the median
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elevation
Raises a structure superiorly | shoulder shrug
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Depression
Lowers or moves a structure inferiorly | lowering eye down
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Protraction
Moves a structure anteriorly (sticking out tongue)
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Retraction
Moving structure toward the median (withdrawing tongue into oral cavity)
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Circumduction
Flexion/extension with abduction/adduction
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Pronation
Rotation of forearm | Medial rotation so palm faces posteriorly
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Supination
Rotation of forearm | Lateral rotation so palm faces anteriorly
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Inversion
Rotation of the foot | Rotates the plantar surface inward
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Eversion
Rotation of the foot | Rotates the plantar surface laterally
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Plantar flexion
Movement of ankle joint | Downward flexion of the foot at the ankle joint
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Dorsiflexion
``` Movement of the ankle joint Upward flexion (extension) of the foot at the ankle joint ```
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Protrusion
Only with temporomandibular and scapulothoracic joints Anterior movement of the mandible/scapula
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Retrusion
Only with temporomandibular and scapulothoracic joints Posterior movement of the mandible/scapula
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Radial deviation
Movement of hand at the wrist joint | Abduction of the hand at the wrist joint
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Ulnar deviation
Movement of the hand at the wrist joint | Adduction of the hand at the wrist joint
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Opposition/reposition of the thumb
Refers to rotation about a complex axis (carpometacaral joint) Opposition=bringing little finger and thumb together Reposition=moving everything back
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Flexion
Decreasing the angle between body part and joint (i.e. moving forearm inwards; bring whole arm up; bringing whole leg up and bending knee) Occurs in sagittal plane
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Extension
Increases the angle between body part and joint (i.e. straightening leg at knee joint; bringing leg backwards or arm backwards); opposite of flexion Occurs in sagittal plane
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Abduction/Adduction with fingers
Abduction: move fingers away from middle finger Adduction: move fingers towards middle finger
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Abduction/Adduction with thumb
Abduction: thumb moves anteriorly Adduction: thumb moves back toward plane of digits
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Ligament:
a band or sheet of fibrous connection tissue connecting two or more bones or structures
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Tendon
non-contractile band of connective tissue that connects contractile portion of muscle with its bony attachment
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Deep fascia
Dense, organized connective tissue layer, devoid of fat that covers most of the body deep to the skin and superficial fascia
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Origins
Proximal attachment point of a muscle
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Insertion
distal attachment point of a muscle