HUMAN ANATOMY Flashcards

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1
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What is the correct anatomical position?

A
  • standing tall
  • feet hip width apart
  • looking ahead
  • palms facing forward
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Explain the FRONTAL plane of motion

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  • movement is side to side
  • abduction/adduction
  • lateral flexion

exercises: lateral raise, side lunge, standing hip adduction, lateral pull down, side bend

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Explain the SAGITTAL plane of motion

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  • movement is forward and backward (& up/down)
  • flexion/extension
  • dorsiflexion and plantar flexion

exercises: bicep curl, tricep pushdown, leg curl, forward lunge, narrow row

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Explain the TRANSVERSE plane of motion

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  • movement is horizontal-oriented or rotational
  • horizontal abduction/adduction
  • spinal rotation

exercises: dumbbell chest fly, chest fly machine, shoulder internal and external rotation, med ball rotational toss, wide row

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Differentiate between ANTERIOR and POSTERIOR

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anterior: front of the body
posterior: back of the body

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Differentiate between LATERAL and MEDIAL

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lateral: away from the midline
medial: toward the midline

example: outside of the knee is the lateral aspect, inside of the knee is the medial aspect

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Differentiate between PROXIMAL and DISTAL

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proximal: closer to the torso
distal: further from the torso

example: ankle is distal to the knee, hip is proximal to the knee

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What is the AXIAL skeleton comprised of?

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80 bones including the

  • skull
  • spine
  • sternum
  • ribs

helpful hint: axial= body axis

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What is the APPENDICULAR skeleton comprised of?

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“S.U.P.”

  1. 2.6. bones including
    - shoulder complex
    - upper and lower extremities
    - pelvis
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What is SKELETAL TISSUE comprised of?

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collagen matrix (flexible)
mineral content (stiffness)
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What is BONE REMODELING?

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osteoclasts (resorb) and osteoblasts (form)

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Establish TENDONS vs LIGAMENTS

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tendons= muscle-bone
ligaments= bone-bone
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Establish the 3 types of JOINTS

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joints are “S.A.D.”

  1. Synarthrodial- immovable (skull joints)
  2. Amphoarthrodial- slightly movable (intravertabra joints)
  3. Diarthrodial- freely movable (shoulder or knee joint)
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What type of joint is the GLENOHUMERAL joint? HIP joint?

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ball and socket joint

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What type of joint are the WRIST or FINGER joints?

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condyloid or ellipsoid joint

*helpful hint: think “void a check with your fingers”

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What type of joint is the ELBOW or the KNEE?

A

hinge joint

17
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What type of joint is the THUMB or CARPAL-METACARPAL?

A

saddle joint

18
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What are some places a PIVOT joint might be?

A

first cervical vertebra/atlas

central vertebra/axis

19
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Give an example of a GLIDING JOINT

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inter-carpal joints of the hand

20
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Go through the spinal column vertebre

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(7) cervical- includes atlas and axis
(12) thoracic
(5) lumbar
(5) sacrum
(4) coccyx