Chapter 1 - The Basics Flashcards

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What is Physiology?

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The study of how structures function.

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What is Anatomy?

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The study of structures

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What is the standard anatomical position?

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Standing with arms at the sides and palms and head facing forward.

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What does Anterior or Ventral mean?

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Front or Belly side

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What does Posterior or Dorsal mean?

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Back side

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What does Superior mean?

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Closer to the top of the head (axial region only)

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What does Inferior mean?

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Farther away from the top of the head (axial region only)

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What does Medial mean?

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Toward the midline of the body

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What does Lateral mean?

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Away from the midline

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What does Proximal mean?

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Closer to the connection to the body (appendicular region only)

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What does Distal mean?

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Farther from the connection to the body (appendicular region only)

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What does Superficial mean?

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Closer to the surface

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What does Deep mean?

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Farther from the surface

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What is The Axial Region?

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Head, trunk, and neck

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Abdominal Region

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Belly

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Axillary Region

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Armpit

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Cranial or Cephalic Region

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Head

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Cervical Region

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Neck

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Facial Region

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Face

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Inguinal Region

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Pelvic Region

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Lower trunk

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Thoracic Region

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Umbilical Region

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What does the Appendicular Region include?

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Arms and legs

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Brachial Region
Arm
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Carpal Region
Wrist
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Cubital Region
Elbow
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Femoral Region
Thigh
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Palmar Region
Palms of the hands
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Patellar Region
Knee
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Plantar Region
Soles of the feet
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Tarsal Region
Ankle
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What does the Sagittal Plane do?
Separates right from left
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What do the Transverse or Horizontal Planes do?
Separates top from bottom
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What do the Frontal or Coronal Planes do?
Separates front from back
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What is Supine?
Anterior surface facing up
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What is Prone?
Anterior surface facing down
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What does the Dorsal Cavity contain?
Cranial and Vertebral Cavities
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What does the Thoracic Cavity contain?
2 pleural cavities, the pericardial cavity, and the mediastinum
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What's in the Pleural Cavities?
The lungs
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What's in the Pericardial Cavity?
The heart
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What is the Mediastinum?
The space between the pleural cavities.
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What does the Abdominopelvic Cavity contain?
The abdominal and pelvic cavities
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What do the Serous Membranes do?
Form 2 layers when surrounding an organ (similar to a water balloon surrounding a fist)
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Where are the Pericardial Membranes?
Surrounding the heart
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Where are the Pleural Membranes?
Surrounding the lungs
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Where are the Peritoneal Membranes?
Surrounding many of the Abdominopelvic organs
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Where is the Retroperitoneal Space?
Area posterior to the Peritoneal Membranes