Musculoskeletal system Flashcards

Learn anatomical terms

1
Q

What is the anatomical position?

A

Upright, face forward, feet forward, palms facing forward.

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Where is the Superior position?

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Closer to the head e.g nose is superiror to the mouth.

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Where is the inferior position?

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Furthest from the head e.g feet are inferior to the nose.

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4
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Where is the medial position?

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Close to the midline of the body. e.g sternum

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Where is the lateral position?

A

Furthest from the midline e.g shoulder.

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6
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Where is the proximal position?

A

Closer to the torso/trunk

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7
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Where is the distal position?

A

Further from the torso/trunk

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8
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What is the anterior part of the body?

A

Front view of the body.

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9
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What is the posterior part of the body?

A

Rear view of the body.

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10
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What is a ‘plane’?

A

invisible line that divides body into portions. Can move anywhere from left to right.

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Coronal…

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cuts body into anterior and posterior portions ( coronal suchar on top of skull indicates this)

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Sagittal…

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cuts body into left and right portions (sagittal suchar divides skull into left and right positions).

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Transverse…

A

cuts body into superior and inferior positions.

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14
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Flexion is…

A

when angle between muscles has decreased. Fleshy part of limbs brought closer together.

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15
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Extension…

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when angle between muscles has increased.

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16
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Dorsi flexion is…

A

when foot is pointed upwards.

17
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Plantar flexion is…

A

when foot is pointed downwards.

18
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Abduction is…

A

movement at joint moves limb away from the midline.

19
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Adduction is…

A

movement at joint moves limb towards midline.

20
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Circumduction is…

A

a combination of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction. (NO ROTATION). Where limb moves in a circle.

21
Q

What is pronation?

A

palms face posterior side (in hand)

22
Q

What is supination?

A

palms face anterior side

23
Q

What is inversion?

A

sole of foot faces towards midline

24
Q

What is eversion?

A

sole of foot turns away from midline

25
Q

Deep means…

A

further from surface of the body.

26
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Superficial means…

A

closer to surface of body. e.g skin is superficial to muscle.