Chapter 5: Directional Terminology Flashcards

1
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What is anatomical position?

A

The gram of reference that is used to name surface anatomy

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2
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What does anatomical position look like?

A

Body standing erect with face forward, arms to the side, with palms and toes facing forward

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3
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Ventral surface anatomy

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Pertaining to the front of the body

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4
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Buccal

A

Cheek
Bucc/o

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5
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Cervical

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Neck
Cervic/o

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6
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Facial

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Face
Faci/o

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7
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Frontal

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Front

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8
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Mental

A

Chin
Ment/o

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9
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Nasal

A

Nose
Nas/o

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10
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Ocular

A

Eye
Ocul/o

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11
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Oral

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Mouth
Or/o

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12
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Otic

A

Ear
Ot/o

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13
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Ventral surface anatomy: Trunk

A

Pertaining to the front area under neck to hips

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14
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Coxal

A

Hip
Cox/o

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15
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Deltoid

A

Triangular
Delt/o

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16
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Inguinal

A

Groin
Inguin/o

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17
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Mammary

A

Breast
Mamm/o

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18
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Umbilical

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Belly button/ navel
Umbilic/o

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19
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Ventral surface anatomy: Arms

A

Pertaining to the front of arms and hands

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20
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Antecubital

A

Elbow
Cubit/o

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21
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Brachial

A

Arms
Brachi/o

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22
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Carpal

A

Wrists
Carp/o

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23
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Manual

A

Hands
Man/u

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24
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Palmar

A

Palm of hands
Palm/o

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25
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Digital

A

Fingers
Digit/o

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26
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Ventral surface anatomy: Legs

A

Pertaining to the front of the legs and foot

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27
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Crural

A

Leg
Crur/o

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28
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Femoral

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Thigh bone (femur)
Femor/o

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29
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Patellar

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Kneecap
Patell/o

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30
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Pedal

A

Foot
Ped/o

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31
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Plantar

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Sole, bottom of foot
Plant/o

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32
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Tarsal

A

Ankle
Tars/o

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33
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Dorsal surface anatomy

A

Pertaining to the back side of the body

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34
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Acromial

A

Shoulder
Acromi/o

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35
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Dorsal

A

Back
Dors/o

36
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Gluteal

A

Butt
Glute/o

37
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Lumbar

A

Lower back
Lumb/o

38
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Perineal

A

Space between anus and external genitalia
Perine/o

39
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Sacral

A

Part of pelvis; between hips
Sacr/o

40
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Scapular

A

Should blade
Scapul/o

41
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Vertebral

A

Spine
Vertebr/o

42
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Olecranal

A

Back of elbow
Olecran/o

43
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Popliteal

A

Back of knee
Poplit/o

44
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Sural

A

Calf
Sur/o

45
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Anterior/ ant

A

The front, direction towards the front
Anter/o

46
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Ventral

A

Front
Ventr/o

47
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Posterior/ pos

A

Describes back or direction toward the back
Poster/o

48
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Dorsal

A

Dors/o

49
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Anteroposterior (AP)

A

Shot from the front

50
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Posteroanterior (PA)

A

Shot from the back

51
Q

Superior/ sup

A

Towards the head , towards
Super/o

52
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Inferior/ inf

A

Towards the tail (feet)
Downwards
Infer/o

53
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Caudad

A

Caud/o
Towards the feet

54
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Medial

A

Pertaining to the middle
Medi/o

55
Q

Lateral

A

Pertaining to the side
Later/o

56
Q

Ipsilateral

A

Pertaining to the same side

57
Q

What does “ipsi” mean?

A

Same

58
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Contralateral

A

Pertaining to the opposite side

59
Q

What does “contra” mean?

A

Opposite

60
Q

Lateral

A

Pertaining to the side

61
Q

Unilateral

A

Pertaining to one side

62
Q

“Uni” means?

A

One

63
Q

Bilateral

A

Pertaining to two sides

64
Q

“Bi” means?

A

Two

65
Q

Proximal

A

Near point of origin
Proxim/o

66
Q

Distal

A

Away from point of origin
Dist/o

67
Q

Superficial

A

Pertaining to the surface

68
Q

Deep

A

Pertaining to away from the surface of the body (internal)

69
Q

Supine

A

Body laying flat on the back

70
Q

Prone

A

Body laying flat on the stomach

71
Q

Dextrad

A

Towards the right
Dextr/o

72
Q

Sinistrad

A

Towards the left
Sinistr/o

73
Q

Levo-

A

Prefix for sinistrad

74
Q

Afferent
Af-

A

Carrying toward a structure

75
Q

Efferent
Ef-

A

Carrying away from a structure

76
Q

Fer/o

A

Carrying

77
Q

What are the Dorsal cavities?

A

Cranial - crani/o
Spinal - spin-o

78
Q

What are the ventral cavities?

A

Thoracic - thorac/o
Abdominal - abdomin/o
Pelvic - pelv/i

79
Q

Thoracic consists of?

A

Mediastinum - mediastin/o
Pleural cavity - pleur/o

80
Q

Abdominal consists of?

A

Diaphragm- phren/o - diaphragm/o - diaphragmat/o

Peritoneum - peritone/o

Pelvic

81
Q

What are the nine abdominopelvic regions?

A
  • Left hypochondriac
  • right hypochondriac
  • epigastric
  • left lumbar
  • right lumbar
  • umbilical
  • left iliac
  • right iliac
  • hypogastric
82
Q

Abdominopelvic Quadrants?

A
  • Right upper quadrant (RUQ)
    • Liver
  • left upper quadrant (LUQ)
    • stomach and spleen
  • right lower quadrant (RLQ)
    • appendix and McBurney’s point

-left lower quadrant (LLQ)
• Munrow’s point

83
Q

Sagittal View

A

To visualize left OR right side of body

84
Q

Midsagittal View

A

Cutting down the middle of the body

85
Q

Frontal/ coronal view

A

Cutting the body in half to see the front and back

86
Q

Transverse

A

Cutting from the top of the body/ cutting in half
Ex) cutting open the head and looking downwards into it