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Lab Exam 1 body orientation, cavities, and regions Flashcards

1
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Standard Position for all anatomical references, hands palm up and feet facing forward in a supine position

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The anatomical position

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2
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lying face up

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supine

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3
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laying face down

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prone

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4
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Plane cut in half one side posterior and one side anterior

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frontal

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5
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plane divided at waist

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transverse

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Plane cut in half nose to mouth (Midline, and over from midline)

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Saggital (midsaggital and parasaggital)

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7
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Back and front

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Posterior and Anterior

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8
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top of head and bottom of feet

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superior and inferior

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9
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towards chest and towards back

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Ventral and dorsal

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Top of head and bottom of feet (alternate terms)

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Cranial and Caudal

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11
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Closer to torso and towards outer extremities

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Proximal/Distal

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12
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Towards Skin and towards internal organs

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Superficial and Deep

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13
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Towards the outside of an organ and vice versa

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parietal and visceral

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14
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toward midline and away from midline

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Medial and Lateral

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Head and Neck Region

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Cephalic

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16
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Forehead region

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frontal

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17
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eye region

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orbital

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18
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nose region

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nasal

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19
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neck region

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cervical

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20
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Face cheeks region

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Buccal

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21
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Mouth Region

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oral

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22
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back of neck region

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Occipital

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23
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Region that contains the Abdominopelvic region and does not include head or extremities

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Trunk

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24
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Below neck to diaphram

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Thoracic region

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25
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Sternum

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Sternal region

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26
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armpit area

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Auxilliary region

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27
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From diaphram down to just below belly button

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Abdominal region

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28
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Belly Button

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Umbilical

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29
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In between Belly button and groin

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Pelvic region

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30
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groin

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Inguinal region

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31
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genitalia region

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Pubic region

32
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back

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Dorsal region

33
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shoulder blade

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Scapular

34
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spine

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vertebral

35
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lower back

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lumbar

36
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tail bone area

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sacral

37
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butt

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gluteal

38
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upper right area of the abdominopelvic region, houses the heart I think

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Right hypochondriac region

39
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upper middle region in the abdominopelvic region

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epigastric region

40
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upper left region in the abdominopelvic region

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left hypochondriac region

41
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middle left region of the abdominopelvic region, even with the lumbar region

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left lumbar region

42
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middle right region of the abdominopelvic region even with the lumbar region

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Right lumbar region

43
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Region below the umbilical region in the abdominopelvic region

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hypogastric region

44
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lower right region of the abdominopelvic region

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Right Iliac region

45
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lower left region of the abdominopelvic region

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left iliac region

46
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Shoulder joint

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Acrominal region

47
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muscle over the shoulder joint

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Deltoid region

48
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Bicep and Tricep Area

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Brachial region

49
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elbow pit

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Antecubital region

50
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Elbow

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Olecranal region

51
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Forearm

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Antebrachial region

52
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Wrist

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Carpal region

53
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Fingers and Wrist

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Digital region

54
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Hip

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Coxal region

55
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Quad & hammy

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Femoral region

56
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Knee cap

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patellar

57
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back of knee

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popliteal region

58
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shin

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Crural

59
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top back of calf

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Sural

60
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bottom of bone before ankle

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Fibular

61
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Ankle

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Tarsal

62
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heel

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Calcaneal

63
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Toes

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Digital

64
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Balls of the feet

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Plantar

65
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Houses the Cranial and Vertebral Cavities

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Dorsal Body Cavity

66
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Cavity that houses brain

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Cranial

67
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Cavity within spinal chord, spans from cerebellum to tailbone

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Vertebral Cavity

68
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Cavity that houses the Thoracic and Abdominopelvic cavities

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Ventral Body Cavity

69
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Cavity that houses the Superior Mediastinum, Pleural, and Pericardial cavity

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Thoracic Cavity

70
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Cavity that is above heart and between lungs

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superior mediastinum

71
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cavities that contain the lungs

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Pleural Cavities

72
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Within the mediastinum, contains the heart

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pericardial Cavity

73
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Supports the boundary between the thoracic and abdominal cavities

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Diaphram

74
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Houses the Abdominal cavity and the pelvic cavity

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Abdominopelvic cavity

75
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Houses the vital organs: kidneys, large intestines, etc.

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Abdominal Cavity

76
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Houses reproductive organs

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Pelvic Cavity

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