Gross Anatomy Introduction Flashcards

1
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what is superficial?

A

nearer to surface

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2
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give an example of superficial

A

the muscles of the arm are superficial to its bone (humerus)

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3
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what is intermediate?

A

between a superficial and a deep structure

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4
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give an example of intermediate

A

The bicep muscle is intermediate between the skin and the humerus.

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5
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What is deep?

A

farther from surface

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6
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give an example of deep

A

the humerus is deep to the arm muscles/

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7
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what is superior (cranial)?

A

nearer to head

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8
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give an example of superior

A

the heart is superior to the stomach

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9
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what is medial?

A

Nearer to median plane

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10
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give an example of medial

A

The 5th digit (little finger) is on the medial side of the hand

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11
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what is lateral?

A

farther from median plane

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12
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give an example of lateral

A

The 1st digit (thumb) is on the lateral side of the hand

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13
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what is posterior?

A

nearer to back

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14
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give an example of posterior

A

the heel is posterior to the toes

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15
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what is interior (caudal)?

A

nearer to feet

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16
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give an example of interior (caudal)

A

the stomach is inferior to the heart

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17
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what is anterior (ventral)?

A

nearer to front

18
Q

give an example of anterior (ventral)

A

to toes are anterior to the ankle

19
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what is distal?

A

farther from trunk or point or origin (e.g. of a limb)

20
Q

give an example of distal

A

the wrist is distal to the elbow, and the distal part of the upper limb is the hand

21
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what is proximal?

A

nearer to trunk or point of origin (e.g. of a limb)

22
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give an example of proximal

A

the elbow is proximal to the wrist, and the proximal part of an artery is its beginning.

23
Q

what is flexion?

A

when the angle decreases at the joint

24
Q

what is extension?

A

when the angle increases at the joint

25
Q

what is adduction?

A

moving towards midline

26
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what is abduction?

A

moving away from midline

27
Q

what is circumduction?

A

moving around a 360’ angle

28
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what is rotation?

A

rotation around a central axis

29
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what is medial rotation?

A

rotational movement around midline

30
Q

what is lateral rotation?

A

rotational movement away from midline

31
Q

what is pronation?

A

specifies to upper limb- when palms are facing backwards

32
Q

what is supination?

A

when palms are facing forwards e.g holding a bowl of soup

33
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what is dorsiflexion?

A

only at ankle- top of foot is brought up towards chin

34
Q

what is plantar flexion?

A

standing on tip toes

35
Q

what is inversion?

A

sole of foot pointing in way

36
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what is eversion?

A

sole of foot pointing out way

37
Q

what is protraction?

A

jaw going out

38
Q

what is retraction?

A

jaw going in

39
Q

what is elevation?

A

lifting shoulders towards ears

40
Q

what is depression?

A

dropping shoulders

41
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what is opposition?

A

opposing the thumb