Basic Concepts in Human Anatomy and Anatomical Terminology Flashcards

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What are the three approaches to anatomy?

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  1. regional
  2. systemic
  3. clinical
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Define Regional Approach

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studying anatomy based on body region
(i.e. head, neck, trunk, lower limbs, upper limbs)

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Define the Systemic Approach

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study of anatomy based on organ system and how they work together

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Define the Clinical approach to anatomy

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combines regional and systemic approaches to studying anatomy to address clinical application

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What is the anatomical position?

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  1. Standing erect, face is anterior
  2. Feet are parallel & toes are anterior
  3. Arms are at the side with palms facing forward/anterior
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What are the anatomical planes?

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  1. Median
  2. Sagittal
  3. Frontal (coronal)
  4. Transverse (horizontal)
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Define the median plane

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  1. vertical plane
  2. divides body into right/left halves
  3. includes the whole body
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Define the sagittal plane

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  • vertical plane
  • parallel to the median plane
  • describes movements front to back
  • plane extends as far as arms move front to back
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Define the front (coronal plane)

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  • vertical plane that divides the body into anterior/posterior
  • describes movements side to side
  • ex: hip abduction
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Define the transverse (horizontal) plane

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  • divides the body into upper and lower halves
  • describes movements that move into a horizontal orientation
  • ex: neck rotation to left and right
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What direction does the superior/cranial position describe?

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towards the head

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What direction does the inferior/caudal position describe?

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towards the feet

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What direction does the lateral position describe?

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away from midline/median plane

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What direction does the medial position describe?

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towards midline/median plane

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What direction does the anterior position describe?

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towards front of the body

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What direction does the posterior position describe?

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towards back of the body

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What direction does the proximal position describe?

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near trunk/point of original

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What direction does the distal position describe?

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away from trunk/point of origin

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What direction does the palmer position describe?

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palm of hand

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What direction does the plantar position describe?

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sole of the foot

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What direction does the dorsal position describe?

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towards back or posterior forearm/hand

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What direction does the volar position describe?

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towards palmar or anterior forearm/hand

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What direction does the superficial position describe?

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towards the surface

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What direction does the intermediate position describe?

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between superficial and deep

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What direction does the deep position describe?
further from the surface
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What are terms of laterality?
1. bilateral 2. unilateral 3. ipsilateral 4. contralateral
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What does bilateral describe?
both sides
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What does unilateral describe?
one side
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What does ipsilateral describe?
same side
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What does contralateral describe?
opposite side of
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What are the terms of movement for the neck?
- flexion/extension - lateral flexion (right & left) - rotation (right & left)
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What are the terms of movement for the trunk?
- flexion/extension - lateral flexion (right & left) - rotation (right & left)
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What are the terms of movement for the trunk?
- flexion/extension - lateral flexion (right & left) - rotation (right & left)
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What are the terms of movement for the scapula?
- protraction/retraction - elevation/depression - upward rotation/downward rotation
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What are the terms of movement for the shoulder?
- flexion/extension - abduction/adduction - internal rotation / external rotation - horizontal adduction/horizontal abduction
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What are the terms of movement for the elbow?
- flexion/extension
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What are the terms of movement for the forearm?
- supination/pronation
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What are the terms of movement for the wrist?
- flexion/extension - ulnar deviation/radial deviation
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What are the terms of movement for the hand?
- thumb CMC Palmar abduction/adduction - thumb CMC Palmar flexion/extension - thumb CMC Palmar opposition - Finger MCP flexion/extension - Finger MCP abduction/adduction - PIP & DIP flexion/extension
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What are the terms of movement for the hip?
- flexion/extension - abduction/adduction - internal rotation/external rotation
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What are the terms of movement for the knee?
- flexion/extension
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What are the terms of movement for the ankle?
- plantarflexion/dorsiflexion - inversion/eversion
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What are the terms of movement for the jaw
- protrusion/retrusion