introduction to terms etc. Flashcards

1
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superior

A

top

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inferior

A

bottom

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3
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cranial

A

toward the skull/head

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4
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caudal

A

toward the tail

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5
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proximal

A

closer to the central axis of body

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6
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distal

A

farther from the origin

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7
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anterior

A

front

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8
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posterior

A

back

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9
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ventral

A

front

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10
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dorsal

A

back

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11
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saggital plane

A

divides body into left and right

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12
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coronal plane

A

sliced into front and back

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13
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transverse plane

A

sliced horizontally

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14
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midsaggital plane

A

middle/median

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15
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flexion is an ___ motion

A

angular

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16
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what plane is flexion associated with?

A

the saggital plane

17
Q

flexion ____ the angle between elements

A

reduces

18
Q

name the angular motion opposite to flexion

A

extension

19
Q

extension is associated with the ____ plane

A

saggital

20
Q

what does extension do?

A

increases the angle between elements

21
Q

Name the pair of angular motions associated with the coronal plane

A

Abduction and Adduction

22
Q

Define abduction

A

moving away from the longitudinal axis

23
Q

Define adduction

A

moving towards the longitudinal axis

24
Q

Define rotation

A

the movement about a longitudinal axis

25
Q

name the 4 ways you can rotate

A

left, right, internal,external

26
Q

Circular motion without rotation is known as ___

A

circumduction

27
Q

what is circumduction a combination of? (4 movements)

A

flexion, extension, abduction,adduction

28
Q

Name the 2 TYPES of rotation

A

pronation and supination

29
Q

define everidefine pronation

A

when the forearm rotates over the ulna aka palms not showing

30
Q

define supination

A

when the forearm rotates and ends in anatomical position aka palm showing

31
Q

define dorsiflexion

A

toes up/flexed

32
Q

define plantar flexion

A

toes down/pointed

33
Q

define eversion

A

feet going out

34
Q

define inversion

A

feet going in

35
Q

define supine

A

lying horizontally with the face and torso facing up

36
Q

define prone

A

lying horizontally with the face and torso facing down

37
Q

what is a section?

A

A section is a slice parallel to a plane

38
Q

what are sections used for?

A

to visualise the internal organisation and structure

39
Q

what is a plane?

A

a specific region/section of the body