Lecture 1 - Anatomical Terminology Flashcards

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Describe the anatomical position

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  • Body erect
  • Feet slightly apart
  • Palms facing forward
  • Thumbs pointed away from the body
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Superior

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  • moving towards the head (Cranial/Rostral)
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Inferior

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  • moving towards the feet (Caudal - tail)
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Anterior

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  • pertaining to/ located toward the front (ventral) (stomach)
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Posterior

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  • pertaining to/ located toward the back (dorsal) (back)
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Median

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  • at the midline
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Lateral

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  • away from the midline
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Superficial

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  • moving outwards toward the surface (skin is superficial to muscle)
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Deep

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  • moving inwards from the surface
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Proximal

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  • close to, or toward the trunk
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Medial

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  • toward the midline (off midline but moving toward midline)
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Distal

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  • away from the trunk
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13
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Limbs:

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  • Palmar
  • Plantar
  • Dorsal
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Palmar

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  • pertaining to the palm of the hand
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Plantar

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  • pertaining to the sole of the foot
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Dorsal

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  • pertaining to the back of the hand or foot
17
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Why do we flip what the dorsal position is from back of the hand to front of the foot?

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b/c of how we develop in utero (rotate in final position of development)

18
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What are the planes of the body?

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  • Axial (Transverse)
  • Coronal (Frontal)
  • Sagittal
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Axial(Transverse)

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– divides body into superior and inferior portions

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Coronal (Frontal)

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  • divides body into anterior and posterior halves
21
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Transverse Plane photo examples

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  • Abdominal MRI
  • Arm MRI
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Sagittal

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– divides body into right and left halves

23
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Coronal Plane photo examples

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  • Chest x-ray
  • Arm MRI
24
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Sagittal plane photo examples

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Flexion/Extension body movements
This occurs in the sagittal plane (walking) - legs, arms, elbow, knee, wrist, fingers, waist
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Abduction/Adduction body movements
– occurs in the coronal plane (jumping jacks) (adding something to body - arms and legs)
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Medial (internal) rotation/ Lateral (external) rotation
– occurs in the transverse plane (clapping/ballet foot positions) (medial - moving in; lateral - moving out) (elbow, wrist, knee, ankle)
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Elevation/Depression body movements
elevation - shoulders up depression - shoulders down
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Protrusion/Retrusion body movements
protrusion - jaw out retrusion - retracting jaw in
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Inversion/Eversion body movements
inversion - moving in eversion - moving out (see this in ankles)
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Dorsiflexion/Plantarflexion body movements
dorsiflexion - dorsal side of foot (top of foot) pointing up plantarflexion - plantar side of foot (back side) pointing down (ballet position)
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Pronation/Supination body movements
pronation - pour bowl of soup with hands supination - hold bowl of soup with hands (with wrist & palms)
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Circumduction body movements
360 degree rotation with arm, legs, & THUMB (perhaps more)