Intoduction Flashcards

1
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What is median/sagittal plane

A

Vertical plane diving body into left and right down the midline

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2
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What is the coronal plane?

A

Any vertical plane at a right angle to the median

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3
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What is the medial?

A

Would be closer to the midline of the body

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4
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Describe a lateral position?

A

Further from the midline of the body

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5
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Describe a superior position?

A

Something nearer the crown of the head

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6
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What would be inferior?

A

Something nearer the soles of the feet

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7
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What is proximal position?

A

Something nearer the median plane

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8
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What is a distal position?

A

Something further from the midline of the body

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9
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What is an anterior position?

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Something at the front of the body

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10
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What is a posterior position?

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Something at the back of the body

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11
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What is meant to reflect?

A

Turning back a structure after cutting

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12
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Why should skin flaps be left attached at one edge?

A

To prevent the underlying structures from drying out

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13
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What is meant by to clean/define?

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To show the structure in much of its entirety as possible - clear other tissues and fat away

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14
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What is blunt dissection?

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Using a pair of closed, pointed scissors in between two structures that are stuck and open them to separate them

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15
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What is a foramen?

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A hole - often used to pass blood vessels and nerves

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16
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What is a process?

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A thin prominence used to guide and limit movement, excessive rotation and flexion. Point for articulation of ribs

17
Q

What is a facet?

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A small, flat surface at point of articulation. Allows posterior and anterior movement (think joint)

18
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What movement do facets allow?

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Anterior and posterior movement