exam 1 - orientation Flashcards by Firstname Lastname

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direction: anterior

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front

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direction: posterior

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back

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direction: ventral

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front

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direction: dorsal

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back

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direction: superior

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above

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direction: inferior

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below

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direction: medial

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closer to midsaggital

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direction: lateral

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further from midsaggital

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direction: superficial

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shallow

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direction: deep

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deep

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direction: proximal

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closer to torso

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direction: distal

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further from torso

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direction: cephalic

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towards head

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direction: rostric

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toward forehead/nose

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direction: caudal

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toward bottom of spine

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axial region

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head, neck, trunk

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thoracic region

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above diaphragm

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abdominal region

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below diaphragm

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9 abdominal region: hypochondriac

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upper l/r

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9 abdominal region: lumbar

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center l/r

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9 abdominal region: inguinal

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lower l/r

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9 abdominal region: epigastric

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upper center

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9 abdominal region: umbilical

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center center

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9 abdominal region: hypogastic

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lower center

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acromial

shoulder

axillary

armpit

brachial

upper arm

cubital

elbow

antebrachial

forearm

carpal

wrist

palmar

palm

coxal

hip

patellar

front of knee

cephalic

head

cervical

front of neck

thoracic

chest

sternal

sternum

pectoral

pec

femoral

thigh

crural

lower leg

tarsal

ankle

pedal

foot

dorsum

top of foot/back of hand

plantar

sole of foot

nuchal

back of neck

scapular

back

lumbar

lower back

sacral

upper butt

gluteal

buttock

perineal

taint

popliteal

back of knee

calcaneal

heel

frontal plane

aka coronal, splits front and back

coronal plane

aka frontal, splits front and back

transverse plane

splits top and bottom

sagittal plane

splits left and right

midsagittal plane

splits left and right equal

9 abdominal region: subcostal line

upper horiz (transverse) line

9 abdominal region: intertubercular line

lower horiz (transverse) line

9 abdominal region: midclavicular line

vertical (sagittal) line

organs in cranial cavity?

brain

organs in thoracic cavity?

heart, lungs

organs in abdominal cavity?

stomach, intestines

organs in pelvic cavity?

urinary and reproductive

organs in vertibral cavity?

spine

serous membrane

lines body cavities

visceral layer of serous membrane

lines organs

parietal layer of serous membrane

lines cavity

membrane: pleura

lung

membrane: pericardium

heart

membrane: peritoneum

abdomen

mesentary

anchor organs

serosa

lining on surface of organ

potential spaces

between two membranes normally pressed together, ex: pleural cavity, nonpregnant uterus

integumentary system

skin, nails, sweat

endocrine system

glands, pancreas: hormones for communication

lymphatic system

lymph nodes, spleen: drainage and immune function