Ch. Part II Anatomical Body Flashcards

0
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What is proper anatomical body position

A

Standing erect
Feet and head forward
Palms facing forward
Arms at sides

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1
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How the body moves as a whole part

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Anatomical body position

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2
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Line divides body right and left side

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Bilateral symmetry

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3
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Same side of body

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Ipsilateral

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4
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Opposite side of the body

A

Contralateral

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5
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Identify one part with another

Injuries

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Contralateral

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6
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Identify body parts

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Recognition

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7
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Two major portions that the body is divided into

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Axial , appendicular

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8
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Head
Neck
Torso

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Axial

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9
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Arms
Legs
Shoulders
Hips

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Appendicular

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10
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Connects to axial portions

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Appendicular

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11
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How many regions is the abdominal region divided into

A

Nine regions

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12
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What are the nine regions from patients right to left

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Right hypochondrial, epigastric, left hypochondrial

Right lumbar, umbilical, left lumbar

Right iliac, hypogastric, left iliac

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13
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Right hypochondriac

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Liver

Gallbladder

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14
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Epigastric

A

Stomach

Pancreas

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15
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Left hypochondriac

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Spleen

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16
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Right lumbar

A

Large intestine

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17
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Umbilical

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Small intestine

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18
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Left lumbar

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Large intestine

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19
Q

Right iliac

A

Large intestine

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20
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Hypo gastric

A

Bladder

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21
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Left iliac

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Large intestine

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22
Q

What do you use for explanation of pain

A

Abdominopelvic quadrants

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23
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List the abdominopelvic quadrants

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Right upper. Left upper
Umbilicus
Right Lower. Left lower

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24
Q

Body is solid living matter

A

No we have body cavities

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25
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Hollow spaces in our body

Summarized by subdivisions

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Body cavity

26
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Back

A

Dorsal or posterior cavity

27
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What is in dorsal posterior cavity

A

Cranial cavity

Vertebral cavity

28
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Contains brain

A

Cranial cavity

29
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Vertebral cavity

A

Spinal cord

30
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Front

A

Ventral ( anterior cavity)

31
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What does the ventral (anterior) cavity contain

A

Thoracic cavity
Abdominopelvic cavity
Pelvic cavity

32
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What is the thoracic cavity and what does it contain

A

Chest cavity
Contains 2 pleural cavities
And a pericardial or mediastinum cavity

33
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What do the pleural cavities house

A

Lungs

34
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Pericardial (mediastinum) cavity

A

Heart

35
Q

What does the abdominal cavity contain

A

Stomach, small intestine,

Pancreas, liver , gallbladder, part of large intestine

36
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What does the pelvic cavity contain

A

Urinary bladder, part of large intestine, internal reproductive organs

37
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Relating to the walls of cavities

A

Parietal

38
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Contains internal organs inside cavity wall

A

Viscera

39
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Thin membrane that covers organs

A

Visceral

40
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Superior

A

Above

Toward the head

41
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Inferior

A

Below, toward feet

42
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Anterior (ventral)

A

Front of

43
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Posterior ( dorsal)

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Back of

44
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Medial

A

Towards midline (vertical)

45
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Toward the side

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Lateral

46
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Toward the belly (middle of belly)

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Ventral

47
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Toward the back (middle of back)

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Dorsal

48
Q

Toward site of attachment of a limb to the body trunk

A

Proximal

49
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Away from the site of attachment of a limb to the body trunk

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Distal

50
Q

Near the surface

A

Superficial

51
Q

Away from body surface

A

Deep

52
Q

What are the three major body planes

A

Sagittal
Transverse
Coronal

53
Q

Vertical plane dividing body into right and left

A

Sagittal

54
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Dividing equally right and left halves

A

Midsagittal

55
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Dividing unequally right and left halves

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Parasagittal

56
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Divided into upper/lower body (horizontal or cross section)

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Transverse

57
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Lengthwise plane, running side to side (frontal plane) splits ventral and dorsal

A

Coronal

58
Q

What are the risk factors that effect anatomical position and parts

A
Genetic 
Age
Life style
Stress
Environmental
Preexisting injuries
59
Q

Dead body used for science research

A

Cadaver

60
Q

Used by doctors when trying to find a diagnosis for an ailment

A

Exploratory surgery

61
Q

An imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation to view internal structure of the body

A

Radiography

62
Q

Computerized tomography

X ray views taken from diff angles creating cross sectional images f the bones and soft tissues of the body

A

Ct scan

63
Q

Magnetic resonance imaging
Uses magnetic field and pulses of radio wave energy
Make pic of organs and structures inside body

A

MRI