Lecture 1 - Intro, Sept 5 ‘23 Flashcards

1
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Under =…

A

Under=hypo=sub

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2
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Coll =…

A

Coll=glue (collagen)

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3
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Cyano (Cyanotic)

A

Blue

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4
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Brady (bradycardia)

A

Slow -> slow heartrate

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5
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Abduct (AB)

A

Away

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6
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Addict (add)

A

Towards

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7
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Dorsal

A

Back view of body

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8
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Ventral surface

A

Front view of body

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9
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Transverse plane

A

Superior and inferior split plane

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10
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Saggital

A

Cuts vertically into left and right side of body

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11
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Frontal/Coronal plane

A

Posterior and anterior split down body

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12
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Posterior/dotrsal

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Towards the back

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13
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Anterior/ventral

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Towards front of body

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14
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Superior/cephalic/cranial

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Towards head or upper part of structure

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15
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Inferior/Caudal

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Towards bottom of body (feet) lower part of structure

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16
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Medial

A

Towards midline

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17
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Lateral

A

Away from midline

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18
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Distal

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Away from torso or point of attachment

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19
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Proximal

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Close to point of attachment or origin of a structure or torso

20
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Deep vs superficial

A

Deep (centre), superficial is closer to surface

21
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Parietal

A

Body wall

22
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Visceral

A

Visceral means an organ, therefore inside parietal (body wall)

23
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Anatomical position

A

Laying flat on table

24
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Posterior movement from anatomical position

A

Extension! (posterior)

25
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Anterior movement from anatomical position

A

Flexion! Anterior (forwards)

26
Q

Abdominal quadrants

A

There’s 4 - right upper quad, left upper quad, right lower quad, left lower quad

27
Q

Label 9 regions of abdomen

A

Will need seperate paper

28
Q

Mediastinum

A

Region of the thorax, between the lungs

29
Q

Label mediastinum

A

Need separate page - superior (top/closest to mouth), anterior (towards chest), middle, posterior (towards spine)

30
Q

Cranial cavity

A

(Meninges) - brain & spinal cord

31
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Pericardial cavity

A

Heart

32
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Pleural cavity

A

Lungs

33
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Peritoneal cavity (abdominopelvic)

A

GI Tract, reproductive organs

34
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Pericardium

A

Sac surrounding heart

35
Q

Potential Spaces

A

Can fill with an, fluid or blood. Fluids/air need to be removed/suctioned or organs will be squished by the weight - CARDIAC TAMPONADE

36
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Appendicular

A

Upper & lower limbs -arms, legs, shoulders, hands, feet, pelvis

37
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Axial

A

Sternum, ribs, skull

38
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Contralateral

A

Pertaining to opposite side of body

39
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Prone position

A

Lies flat with chest down on bed, butt upwards

40
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Supine position

A

(LAY ON YOUR SPINE) Lies face up on table

41
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3 divisions of the trunk

A

U-per, middle, lower

42
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Oblique plane

A

Made at an angle other than 90 degrees

43
Q

Rostral

A

Towards the nose

44
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Ipsilateral

A

On the same side of body as other structure

45
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Superficial/external

A

Towards surface of body

46
Q

Supination

A

Holding soup

47
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Pronation

A

Pouring soup