Chapter 1 Part 3 Flashcards

1
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Abdomiopelvic quadrants and regions

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Four quadrants and nine regions

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Right upper Q

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Right liver lobe, gallbladder, right kidney, part of stomachi smallandlargei

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Left upper Q

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Left liver, stomach, pancreas, left kidney, spleen, part of large intestine

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4
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Right lower Q

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Cecum, appendix, part of small I, right ovary or spermatic cord

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Left lower Q

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Most of small I, part of large, left ureter, left ovary left spermatic cord (diverticuliti from colon)

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6
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Umbilicusp

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Center of quadrants

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7
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Regions

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Right hypochondriac, right lumbar, right inguinal, left hypochondriac, left lumbar, left inguinalepigastric, umbilical, hypogast

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8
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Epigastric

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Left lobe of liver

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9
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Right hypochondriac

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Right lobe of liver, liver fungus

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10
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Left hypochondriac

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Stomach fundus, spleen

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11
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Umbilical

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Small intestine,transverse colon

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12
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Right lumbar

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Ascending colon

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13
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Left lumbar

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Descending colon

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14
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Colon

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Serum, ascending, transverse, descending

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15
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Hypogastric

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Urinarybladder appendix, mosto of small intestina

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16
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Right inguinal

A

Cecum, appendix

17
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Left inguinal

A

Sigmoid colon

18
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Intestine

A

26 feet, dead people have longer intestines because they are relaxed

19
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Superior

A

Towards the head

20
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Inferior

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Towards bottom

21
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Proximal

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Closer to origin of a limb (shoulder proximal to hand)

22
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Distal

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Further from origin chand distal from shoulder)

23
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Medial

A

towardsthemiddle/center

24
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Lateral

A

awayfromthemiddleofthebody

25
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Posterior/dorsal

A

towardstheback

26
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Anterior/ventral

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towardsthefront

27
Q

Sagittalcut

A

Sreperate left and rightf

28
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Midsagittal

A

Separate land B equally

29
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Parasagittal

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Separate left an right unequally

30
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Transverse cut

A

Separate superior and inferior

31
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Frontal cut

A

Separate anterior and posterior

32
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Oblique cut

A

Separate tissue at an angle other than 90 degrees

33
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Posterior cavity

A

Cranial (brain) and spinal (spine)

34
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Anterior cavity

A

Thoracic, abdominal and pelvic thoracic separated by diaphragm

35
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Thoracic cavity

A

Pleural (lungs), pericardial mediastinal capes of lung spa ce thes

36
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Abdominopelvic cavity

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Peritoneal (stomach, intestine, spleen, liver) and pelvic (bladder)

37
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Parietal membrane

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Closest to the wall of the body (far from organs), parietal pleura, periodical pericardium (heart), perítela periteneium (abdominal cavity)

38
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Visceral membrane

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Closest to organ, pleural, pericardium, peritoneal (lung, heart, abdominal)

39
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Double membrane

A

Fluid in between membranes for protection and for lubrication keeps the organs from rubbing against their surrounding (lungs protected from ribs)