Chapter 5 Vocab Flashcards

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Midline

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the imaginary line drawn down the center of the body, through the nose and umbilicus (belly button), dividing the body into right and left halves

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Correct Anatomical Position

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when the person is standing, facing forward, palms forward

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Mid-axillary lines

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the imaginary lines on both sides of the body drawn from armpit to ankle, diving the body into anterior and posterior

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Anterior

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Front

-remember antes (before in spanish)

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Posterior

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back

-remember POST means after or behind

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Torso

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refers to the chest

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Medial

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toward the midline

*a cut on the inside of your thigh is medial

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Lateral

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away from the midline

*a cut on the outside of your thigh is lateral

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Proximal

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towards the body/torso

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Distal

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towards fingers or toes

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Right and Left

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when referring to right or left, you must refer to the PATIENTS right or left side

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Unilateral

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one-sided

-uni means one

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Bilateral

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both sides

-Bi means two

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Dorsal

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another term for the back of something

-for example the back of your hand

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Ventral

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the front of something

-for example: your palm

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Plantar

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refers to your feet

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Palmar

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refers to your hand

-PALM

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Prone

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when you are lying on your stomach

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Supine

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laying on your back

-if you take out the “u” it spells SPINE

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Fowler’s Position

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a sitting position

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Trendelenburg

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sitting with your knees elevated

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Shock Position

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supine with the legs higher than the heart (elevating legs or tilting the bed)

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Skull

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houses and protects the brain

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Spinal Column

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  • cervical (7 vertebrae)
  • thoracic (12 vertebrae one for each rib)
  • lumbar (5 vertebrae)
  • sacral (5 vertebrae)
  • coccyx (4 vertebrae)
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Thorax

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the chest

made up of 12 ribs

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pelvis

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consists of iliac crests (pelvic wings), pubis (the anterior portion you can palate and the itchum, which is inferior and posterior) this is the bone you hurt when you fall on your butt

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Upper Extremities

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consists of clavicles or collarbones, the scapula (shoulder blade) and the accromion or the tip of your shoulder

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Scapula

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shoulder blade