Ch 1- Anatomical/skeletal Terminology Flashcards

1
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Anatomical position: a person lying face up is:

A

Supine

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2
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Anatomical position: a person lying face down is:

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Dorsal

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3
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Anatomical position- superior:

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Above

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4
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Anatomical position- inferior:

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Below

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5
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Anatomical position- anterior:

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Front

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6
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Anatomical position- posterior:

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Back

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7
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Anatomical position- medial:

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Towards midline —>

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8
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Anatomical position- lateral:

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Away from midline

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9
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Anatomical position- siding:

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Left/right is always relative to subject

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10
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Not relative to anatomical position- proximal:

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Towards body/head

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11
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Not relative to anatomical position- distal:

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Away from body/head

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12
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Not relative to anatomical position- ventral

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Belly side

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13
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Not relative to anatomical position- cranial

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Towards head

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14
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Not relative to anatomical position- caudal

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Towards tail

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15
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Not relative to anatomical position- superficial:

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Towards surface

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16
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Not relative to anatomical position- deep:

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Internal from surface

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17
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Anatomical planes- Sagittal

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Divides body into left and right planes.

  • midsagittal: midline
  • parasagittal: lateral to midline
18
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Anatomical planes- coronal (frontal):

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Divides body into anterior and posterior parts

19
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Anatomical planes- transverse (cross-section):

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Divides body into superior and inferior parts

20
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Anatomical planes- oblique:

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Non-perpendicular to the other planes

21
Q

Skeletal system includes (5)

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  • bones
  • cartilage
  • tendons
  • ligaments
  • teeth
    206 bones in developed human body
22
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Division of the skeleton- axial:

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Head and trunk (torso=trunk)

23
Q

Division of the skeleton- appendicular:

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Iimbs

24
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Division of the skeleton- postcranial:

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Everything other than the head

25
Q

Functions of skeleton- support structure

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Supports the body

26
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Functions of skeleton- locomotion/motion

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provide leverage for muscles

27
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Functions of skeleton- mineral storage

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Primarily calcium

28
Q

Functions of skeleton- hematopoiesis

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Production of blood cells

29
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Functions of skeleton- endocrine regulation

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Hormones

30
Q

Anatomical position

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Standing erect, facing observer 
Legs together
Feet are flat and forward
Head is level, eyes forward
Hands at side palms facing forward
31
Q

Types of bone (3)

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Spongy/trabecular
Compact/cortical
Articulate/subchondral

32
Q

Bone structure: Diaphysis

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  • shaft of bone
  • thick collar of compact bone
  • medullary cavity
  • yellow and red marrow
33
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Bone structure: Epiphysis

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  • end of bones
  • compact and articulate bone encapsulating spongy
  • hematopoiesis
34
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Periosteum

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  • covers outer surface

- continuous with collagen in bone

35
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Bone structure: endosteum

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Covers inner surface

36
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Bone structure: Articulate cartilage

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  • covers joint surfaces where bones meet

- replaces periosteum

37
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Classes of bones: long bones

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  • Shaft w/ 2 ends
  • primarily compact bone
  • limbs (except patella and wrist)
38
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Classes of bones: short bones

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  • cube like bones
  • mostly spongy
  • patella, carpals, tarsals
39
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Classes of bones: flat bones

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  • thin, flattened, usually curved
  • parallel layers of compact bone with spongy in between
  • sternum, ribs, skull
40
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Classes of bones: irregular

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  • mainly spongy with two layers of compact

- vertebrae, skull, hips (face bones)