Chapter One: An intro to the Structure/Function of the Body Flashcards

1
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standing, arms at side, palms forward

A

anatomical position

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2
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patient is on his/her back

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supine

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3
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patient is on his/her stomach

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prone

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4
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anatomy

A

study of the internal and external structures of organisms and the relationship of its parts

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5
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(ventral) toward the front

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anterior

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6
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toward the armpit

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axillary

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7
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right and left sides are mirror images of each other

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bilateral symmetry

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8
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toward the upper arm

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brachial

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9
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a disease that can be spread in many ways (ex. person to person or insect to person)….AKA contagious

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communicable

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10
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opposite sides

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contralateral

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11
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away from the surface

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deep

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12
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away from the trunk (ex. fingers, feet)

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distal

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13
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toward the back

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dorsal

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14
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gives front and back

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frontal (coronal)

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15
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relative constancy of the normal body’s internal environment, despite changes in external environment (“same standing”)

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homeostasis

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16
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toward the feet

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inferior

17
Q

same side

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ipsilateral

18
Q

toward the side

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lateral

19
Q

toward the middle

A

medial

20
Q

gives equal halves

A

midsagittal

21
Q

membranes that line cavities

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parietal

22
Q

front of the knee

A

patellar

23
Q

term for membranes in the abdominopelvic cavity

A

peritoneal

24
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study of the functions of organisms and parts

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physiology

25
Q

term for membranes in the pleural cavity

A

pleural

26
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back of the knee

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popliteal

27
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toward the back

A

posterior (dorsal)

28
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toward the trunk (ex. armpit)

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proximal

29
Q

near the surface

A

superficial

30
Q

gives right and left sides

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sagittal

31
Q

toward the head

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superior

32
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  • right and left pleural (lungs)
  • mediastinum region
  • pericardial cavity (within the mediastinum)
  • contains the trachea, esophagus, blood vessels, and heart
A

thoracic

33
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gives upper and lower (top and bottom)

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transverse

34
Q

toward the front

A

ventral

35
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membranes that cover organs

A

visceral