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Lab 1: Anatomical Terminology, General Osteology, and General Arthrology Flashcards

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median sagittal

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a vertical plane that passes through the midline of the body

- dividing it into equal left and right halves

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sagittal

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any vertical plane parallel to the median sagitall plane (= parasagittal plane)

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coronal (frontal)

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any vertical plane perpendicular to the sagittal

- divides body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) portions

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transverse

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(w/ reference to head, neck, and trunk) any horizontal plane
- divides body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) portions

(w/ reference to limbs) any plane perpendicular to the long axis of the element

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longitudinal

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any plane that sections an element parallel to its long axis

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planes of section

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median sagittal
sagittal
coronal
transverse
longitudinal
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terms of direction

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superior (cranial)
inferior (caudal)
anterior (ventral)
posterior (dorsal)
medial
lateral
proximal
distal
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superior (cranial)

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refers to 1 structure being above or closer to the head than another

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inferior (caudal)

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refers to one structure being below or closer to the feet or tail bone (coccyx) than another

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anterior (ventral)

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refers to one structure being in front of another

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posterior (dorsal)

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refers to one structure being behind another

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medial

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refers to one structure being closer to the median sagittal plane than another

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lateral

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refers to one structure being farther away from the median sagittal plane than another

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proximal

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refers to a structure of the upper limb or lower limb that is closer to the root (attachment) of the limb than another

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distal

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refers to a structure of the upper limb or lower limb that is farther away from the root (attachment) of the limb than another

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palmar

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the ventral surface (palm) of the hand or fingers

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dorsal

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the dorsal surface (back) of the hand or fingers

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the dorsal surface (back) of the foot or toes

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plantar

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the ventral surface (bottom or sole) of the foot or toes

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specific terms: hands and feet

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palmar
dorsal
plantar

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specific terms: teeth

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mesial
distal
lingual
buccal
occlusal
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mesial

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toward the anterior midline (ie. the midpoint btwn the 2 central incisor teeth) of the dental arch

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distal

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away from the anterior midline of the dental arch

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lingual

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toward the tongue (in reference to all teeth)

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buccal

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toward the cheek (in reference to the premolars and molars)

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occlusal

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the shewing surface that contracts the teeth in the other jaw (in reference to the premolars and molars)

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superficial (external)

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refers to on structure being closer to the outside (exterior) surface than another

more superficial = closer to external environment

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deep (infernal)

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refers to on structure being closer to the center (middle) of the head, trunk, or limbs than another

deeper = closer to the center

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terms of movement

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flexion / extension
abduction / adduction
rotation
pronation / supination
eversion / inversion
plantarflexion / dorsiflexion
circumduction
opposition
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flexion

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movement that decreases the angle between two parts

- usually a movement to a more anterior location from anatomical position

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extension

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movement that increases the angle between two parts

- usually a movement to a more posterior location from anatomical location

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abduction

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movement of an appendage away from median sagittal plane

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adduction

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movement of an appendage toward median sagittal plane

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rotation

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movement that occurs around a central axis of a body part

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pronation

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rotary movement of the forearm so that the palm of the hand faces posteriorly (in extension) or inferiorly (in flexion)

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supination

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rotary movement of the forearm so that the palm faces anteriorly (in extension) or superiorly (in flexion)

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eversion

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turning sole of the foot outward to face away from midline

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inversion

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turning sole of foot inward to face toward midline

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plantarflexion

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movement of the foot at the ankle so that the ball of the foot moves inferiorly, as when you stand on your toes

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dorsiflexion

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movement of the foot at the ankle so that the ball of the foot moves superiorly, as when you stand on your heels

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circumduction

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movement of an appendage in a circular or cone-shaped path

- involves abduction/adduction and flexion/extension

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opposition

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movement of the thumb to touch a fingertip

- involves abduction/adduction, flexion, an dmedial rotation of the thumb

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general osteology

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compact bone
cancellous (spongy) bone

trabecculae
periosteum

osteons
Haversian Canal
nutrient artery

diaphysis
medullary (marrow) cavity
epiphysis
metaphysis
epiphyseal (growth) plate
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types of bone tissue

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1) compact bone

2) cancellous (spongy) bone

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trabeculae

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struts of bone that project toward the marrow cavity from the compact bone
- higher density near proximal and distal ends of long bones

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periosteum

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external layers of connective tissue surrounding bone

- tendons connect to this

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endosteum

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a connective tissue on surface of the bone that borders the marrow cavity

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Haversian Canal

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located at the center of each osteon

  • carries nerves and blood vessels
  • tend to run longitudinally

(aka) central canals

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nutrient artery

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large vessel that supply many bones (especially those of the arm, forearm, thigh, and leg)
- enters the bone through the nutrient foramen

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diaphysis

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tubular shaft of a long bone

*long part of long bones

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medullary (marrow) cavity

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cavity in diaphysis that is filled w/ fatty yellow marrow

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epiphysis

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the end portion of a long bone

- has a separate ossification center

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metaphysis

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that portion of a mature bone

- sandwich btwn diaphysis and epiphysis

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division of the skeleton

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axial skeleton

appendicular skeleton

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axial skeleton

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made up of:

  • skull
  • vertebral column (including the sacrum and coccyx), hyoid bone
  • thoracic cage (including the ribs, costal cartilages, manubrium and sternum)
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appendicular skeleton

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made up of:

  • pectoral girdle (scapula and clavicle)
  • upper limb bones
  • pelvic girdle (os coxae)
  • lower limb bones
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common osteological terms

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diaphysis
epiphysis
metaphysis

tuberosity
tubercle
trochanter
process

articular surface
facet
condyle
epicondyle

head
neck

fossa
foramen
sulcus

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tuberosity

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a large eminence

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tubercle

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a small eminence

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trochanter

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a large, very prominent eminence

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process

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a bony prominence

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articular surface

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a joint surface

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facet

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a small articular surface

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condyle

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a rounded articular surface

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epicondyle

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a nonarticular projection next to a condyle

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head

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a large, rounded end of a bone

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neck

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the part btwn the head and diaphysis

- usually hay separate surgical and anatomical necks

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fossa

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a shallow despression

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foramen

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a hole

- a neurovascular opening

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sulcus

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a long, broad groove

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ossification

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process of replacing cartilage cells by bone

- occurs on metaphysal side of the growth plate

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types of joints

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fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

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fibrous joints

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connects bones by fibrous connective tissue

- synarthrosis

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types of fibrous joints

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suture
gomphoses
syndesmoses

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suture

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bones connected by a dense layer of fibrous tissue that binds to the periosteum of each element

(ie) skull

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syndesmosis

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bones connected by short collagenous interosseous ligaments

(ie) shafts of radius/ulna and tibia/fibia

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gomphoses

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joint btwn the teeth and bones of the face (maxilla and mandible)

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cartilaginous joint

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connects bones by hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage

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types of cartilaginous joints

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symphyses

synchondrosis

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synchondrosis

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bones connected by a plate of hyaline cartilage

(ie) btwn metaphysis and epiphysis of a growing bone

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symphyses

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bones connect by a pad of fibrocartilage
- limited amount of movement

(ie) pubic symphyses of the pelvis
(ie) intervertebral discs

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articular cartilage

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a layer of hyaline cartilage that covers the articular surfaces of the adjacent bones

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joint capsule

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the enclosed space between the articular surfaces and the spaces btwn them

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capsular ligament

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elastic fibers that stretch from bone to bone

- external part of the capsule

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bursa

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a lubricating device that cushions a tendon as it crosses over bony or ligamentous surfaces

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tendon sheath

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a tubular bursa sac that surrounds a tendon over part of its length

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articular disc

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attached firmly to the fibrous joint capsule

- covered w/ synovial fluid

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