Directional/Planes/Dental Terms Flashcards

1
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orthograde

A

trunk held upright

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2
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pronograde

A

walking on four limbs, with the trunk horizontal

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3
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superior

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toward the head end of the body

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4
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inferior

A

opposite of cranial; toward the tail end of the body

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5
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anterior

A

toward the belly

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6
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posterior

A

opposite of ventral; toward the back

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7
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Medial

A

toward the midline (middle) of the body

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8
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Lateral

A

opposite of medial; away from the midline of the body

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9
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Proximal

A

nearer to the axial skeleton, usually used for limb bones

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Distal

A

opposite of proximal; farther from the axial skeleton (toward the digits)

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11
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For pronograde: Cranial

A

toward the head end of the body

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12
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For pronograde: Caudal

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opposite of cranial; toward the tail end of the body

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13
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For pronograde: Ventral

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toward the belly

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14
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For pronograde: Dorsal

A

opposite of ventral; toward the back

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15
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Sagittal Plane

A

divides the body into symmetrical right and left halves

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Coronal Plane

A

divides the body into anterior and posterior halves

17
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Transverse Plane

A

a plane that slices through the body at any height but always passes
perpendicular to the sagittal and coronal planes (also referred to as horizontal)

18
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(Dental) Mesial

A

towards the midline at the front of the mouth

19
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(Dental) Distal

A

opposite of mesial; towards the back of the each tooth row

20
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(Dental) Lingual

A

toward the tongue

21
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(Dental) Buccal

A

toward the cheek

22
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(Dental) Occlusal

A

the chewing surface of each tooth

23
Q

Abduction

A

toe/thumb separated; opposable thumb

24
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Adduction

A

toes/thumb in line/ not separated

25
Q

dental formula

A

each quadrant has 2.1.2.3

2 incisors, 1 canine, 2 premolars, and 3 molars

26
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anterior teeth

A

incisors and canines

27
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posterior teeth

A

premolars and molars

28
Q

What is used specifically for limbs?

A

Proximal/distal

29
Q

thumb =

A

pollux

30
Q

big toe =

A

hallux