Common terminology Flashcards

Words which will appear a lot

1
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Define Anatomy

A

The study of the structure of the body and the physical relationships between its constituent parts.

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2
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Define Physiology

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The study of how the body systems work, and the ways in which their integrated activities maintain the life and health of the individual - (functions of how things work)

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3
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Define Lateral

A

further from the midline and more towards the side of the body

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4
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Define Medial

A

closer to the midline that divides the body onto right and left halves

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5
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Define Posterior

A

towards the back of the body

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6
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Define Anterior

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towards the front of the body

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7
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Define Inferior

A

towards the feet (below)

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8
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Define Distal

A

distance - furthest from the body

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9
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Define Superior

A

closer to the head (above)

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10
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Define Proximal

A

proximity - closer to the body

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11
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Define Superficial

A

closer to the surface

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12
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Define Deep

A

further from the surface more internal

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13
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Name the main cavities

A
  • cranial
  • dorsal
  • spinal
  • thoracic
  • ventral
  • pelvic
  • abdominal
  • abdominopelvic
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14
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Liver

A

Hepatic/Hepatology

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15
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Blood

A

Haematology

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16
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Heart

17
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Kidney

18
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Hormones

A

Endocrine/Endocrinology

19
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Dermatology

20
Q

What are the main electrolytes in body fluid

A
  • sodium
  • chlorine
  • magnesium
  • calcium
  • potassium
21
Q

What pH is gastric juice

A

1-2pH (acidic)

22
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What pH is blood

A

7.35-7.45 pH (slightly alkaline) - very strict parameters - if outside very serious disruption - buffers maintain pH in check

23
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What pH is urine

A

6-7pH (slightly acidic)