Ch. 3 Gen Anatomy and Pos Terminology 9/28/15 Flashcards

1
Q

____ is the detailed study of the structure of the body.

A

Anatomy

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2
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When referring to patients regarding their position, always think of them in the ____ position.

A

Anatomic

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3
Q

The special plane known as the interiliac plane is at the vertebral level of ____.

A

L-4

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4
Q

The____ plane will divide the body into equal anterior and posterior portions.

A

Mid-Coronal

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5
Q

The muscle that separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities is the ____.

A

Diaphragm

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6
Q

The detailed study of bones is known as____.

A

Osteology

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7
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The term ____ refers to the path of the CR.

A

Projection

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8
Q

Any CR that is angled a minimum of 10 degrees may be called ____.

A

Axial

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9
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Any CR that is angled towards the pt’s feet is considered ____.

A

Caudal

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10
Q

This type of fracture results in many fragmented pieces.

A

Comminuted

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11
Q

Study 9 regions that the abdomen may be separated into.

A

Addison’s Planes

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12
Q

List the four body habitus used in positioning from smallest to largest.

A

1) Asthenic
2) Hyposthenic
3) Sthenic
4) Hypersthenic

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13
Q

Ligaments connect __1__ to __2__.

A

Bone to bone.

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14
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Tendons connect __1__ to __2__.

A

Muscle to bone.

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15
Q

There are ____ bones in the adult human skeleton.

A

206

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16
Q

Bony detail is termed ____.

A

Trabeculae

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17
Q

Joints are covered at each articular end by ____ that will help cushion and prevent friction.

A

Cartilage

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18
Q

A foramen may simply be described as a ____.

A

Hole

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19
Q

The tough fibrous covering around all bones is called ____.

A

Periosteum

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20
Q

There are ____ bones that make up the axial skeleton.

A

80

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21
Q

The bones of the limbs that allow the body to move in various positions are known as the ____ skeleton.

A

Appendicular

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22
Q

Development and formation of the bone is called ____.

A

Ossification

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23
Q

Growth Plate.

A

Epiphyseal Disc

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24
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Compact Bone

A

Dense outer layer

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25
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Asthenic.

A

Very thin and frail.

26
Q

Sesamoid.

A

Patella

27
Q

Spongy Bone

A

Inner layer with trabeculae

28
Q

Long Bones

A

Femur, Humerus, Phalanges

29
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Flat Bones

A

Skull and Scapula

30
Q

Hyersthenic

A

Large massive build

31
Q

Short Bones

A

Carpals and Tarsals

32
Q

The tissue that lines the medullary cavity called ____

A

Endosteum

33
Q

The shaft or mid-section of long bones during ossification is known as the ____.

A

Diaphysis

34
Q

The study of joints is known as ____.

A

Arthrology

35
Q

The type of joint classification that will allow free movement is ____.

A

Diarthrotic

36
Q

Give an example of a hinge joint.

A

Elbow

37
Q

Give an example of a ball and socket joint.

A

Shoulder

38
Q

What type of joints (based on structure) are for lubrication and friction free movement?

A

Synovial

39
Q

What 3 things make something decubitus?

A

1) recumbent patient
2) Vertical IR
3) Horizontal CR

40
Q

Refers to the sole of the foot.

A

Plantar

41
Q

Tubelike passageway.

A

Meatus

42
Q

Long pointed process.

A

Styloid

43
Q

Beaklike process.

A

Coracoid

44
Q

Large rounded process.

A

Tuberosity

45
Q

Supine with head down.

A

Trendelenberg

46
Q

Lying in any position.

A

Recumbent

47
Q

Outward turning of foot.

A

Evert

48
Q

Club shaped; ankle.

A

Malleolus

49
Q

Small rounded process.

A

Tubercle

50
Q

This special plane is formed by the biting surface of the upper and lower teeth.

A

Occlusal

51
Q

Another name for the level of approximately C7/T1 is ____.

A

Vertebral Prominence

52
Q

What fracture type is found in the vertebrae of usually elderly ppl?

A

Compression

53
Q

What bony positioning landmark is located at the vertebral level of T7?

A

Inferior point of scapula

54
Q

Where/ how will the organs lie on an asthenic pt?

A

Low, more vertical, close to midline

55
Q

The tangential CR projection may be described as ____.

A

Skimming CR

56
Q

What do the letters ETA stand for in reference to CR angle?

A

Eccentric Tube Angulation

57
Q

What body position is used when inserting the tip for a barium enema procedure?

A

Sims

58
Q

Name 2 of the 3 natural openings of the diaphragm.

A

1) Esophagus

2) Inverior Vena Cava

59
Q

The term visceral refers to ____.

A

lining of the organs.

60
Q

The plane that divides the body into right and left halves is the ____.

A

MSP