communications of anatomy Flashcards

1
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thumb back to position after opposition with digits

A

reposition

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2
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what is anatomical position?

A
  • toes pointing anteriorly
  • standing
  • face forwards anteriorly]
  • face & eyes anteriorly
  • upper limbs by side
  • palms of hands facing anteriorly
  • feet together
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3
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what is patient lying down face up?

A

patient supine

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4
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what is patient lying down face down?

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patient prone

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5
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why have anatomical position?

A

to standardise way you talk about patients so less confusion

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6
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what is sagittal plane?

A

cut vertically down body splitting left & right
(median sagittal plane = exactly in middle)

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7
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what is coronal plane?

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cut vertically splitting front & back

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8
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what is axial/transverse plane?

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horizontal split through body

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9
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what is anterior & posterior?

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anterior = front
posterior = back

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10
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what is superior and inferior?

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superior = front
inferior = back

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11
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what cranial and caudal?

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cranial = same as superior
caudal = same as inferior

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12
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what is medial and lateral?

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medial = nearer to midline plane
lateral = further from midline plane

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13
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what is proximal and distal?

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proximal = nearer to attachment of limb to body
distal = further from attachment of limb to body

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14
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what is superficial and deep?

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superficial = nearer to surface
deep = further from surface of body

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15
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what is external and internal?

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external = further from centre
internal = closer to centre

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16
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what are dorsal surfaces?

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posterior surface of wrist
posterior surface of hand
superior surface of tongue
superior surface of foot

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17
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what is anterior of wrist?

18
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what is anterior of hand?

19
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what is inferior surface of tongue?

20
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what is inferior of foot?

21
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what is major and minor?

A

major = bigger
minor = smaller

22
Q

what is unilateral?

A

normally found on 1 side of body

23
Q

what is bilateral?

A

normally paired structures (R&L)

24
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what is ipsilateral?

A

structure lies on SAME side of body as other structure

25
what is contralateral?
structure lies on OPPOSITE side of body to other structure
26
what is flexion and extension?
flexion = decreasing angle between angles extension = increasing angle between bones at joint
27
what are all anterior movements at joints superior to knee joint?
flexions
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what are all anterior movements inferior to knee joint?
extensions
29
what is abduction and adduction?
abduction = movement away from medial plane adduction = movement toward medial plane
30
what is internal/median rotation and external/lateral rotation?
internal/medial rotation = rotates towards midline external/lateral rotation = rotates away from midline
31
what is circumduction?
circular movement at joint
32
what is eversion and inversion of foot?
eversion = foot rotates away from medial plane inversion = foot rotates towards medial plane
33
what is dorsiflexion and plantarflexion?
dorsiflexion = upward flexion of foot plantar-flexion = downward movement of foot
34
what is pronation and supination?
pronation = palms rotated from anatomical position to posteriorly supination = palms rotated back to anatomical position
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what is lateral flexion?
body move from side to side
36
what is elevation and depression?
elevation = lifting of shoulders depression = downward of shoulders
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what is protrusion and retrusion?
protrusion = outward movement of jaw retrusion = inward movement of jaw
38
what is abduction and adduction of thumbs?
abduction = taking thumb anteriorly away from palm adduction = adding thumb back after abduction
39
what is extension and flexion of thumb?
extension = thumb laterally away flexion = thumb across palm
40
what is opposition and reposition of thumb?
opposition = thumb touching to digits reposition = thumb back to position after opposition with digits