Introduction to Anatomy Flashcards

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What are the 4 Types of human tissues

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  • Epithelial tissue
  • Muscle Tissue
  • Nervous Tissue
  • Connective tissue
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What are the axial and appendicular skeleton

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Axial - head, spine and ribcage

Appendicular - the rest

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What is a joint

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A site where two or more bones come together is called a joint.

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What are the different types of joint

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– Fibrous joints
– Cartilaginous joints
– Synovial joints

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Describe the median plane

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When the body is cut into symmetrical halves between the eyes and down

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Describe the coronal plane

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body cut in half from the side

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Describe the transverse plane

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body cut in half at the waist

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describe what superior and inferior means

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Superior means upwards in the body and inferior means downwards in the body

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Describe what ventral and dorsal mean

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ventral - towards the front of the body

dorsal - towards the back of the body

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Describe what medial, lateral and intermediate mean

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Medial - towards midline of the body
Lateral - away from midline
Intermediate - between a more medial and more lateral structure

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Describe what proximal and distal mean

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Proximal - closer to origin point of the body part, limb to body trunk
Distal - farther from origin point

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Describe what superficial and deep mean

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Superficial - towards the body of the surface

Deep - away from body surface, more internal

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What does ipsilateral and contralateral mean

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Ipsilateral - same side

contralateral - opposite side

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What is the terminology for the hand and foot

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Hand - Palmar and Dorsal

Foot - Plantar and Dorsal

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What does abduction and adduction mean

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Abduction - moves away from body

Adduction - moves towards the body

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