Language of Anatomy Flashcards
What type of stance are veterinary positions based off of?
Platigrade stance with all limbs in pronation (Palms of hands and soles of feet on ground) - (inward rotation)
Axial Appendicular
Girdles of the body - point of connection
Axial Abaxial
Central stuff - skull, spinal chord, rib cage etc.
Visceral
Membranous covering of organs/peritoneum - bit against the organs
Parietal
Bit against the body wall on the inside
What are the components of the vertebral column?
Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, caudal
How do you decide the direction of movement of a limb?
Think about when the animal is lying down and the limbs fold up - if it extends the opposite direction to stand = hyperextension
What are the different planes?
Median, Sagittarius, Transverse, Frontal
Associated names of bones
Osteo- or os
Joints
Arthr- articular
Cartilage
Chondro
Muscles
Myo- mysium-
Ligaments
-ligamentum
Tendons
Tend- teno-
Fascia
Endo-, peri-, epi-, fascial