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Overview Of The Body test 1 Flashcards

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What is medial?

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Toward the midline

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What is lateral ?

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Away from the midline

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What is proximal ?

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Close to the trunk

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What is distal ?

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Away from the trunk

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What is anterior?

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Face side

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What is posterior?

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Butt side

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What is ventral?

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Belly side

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What is dorsal?

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Spine side?

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What is superior?

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Toward the head

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What is inferior?

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Toward the feet

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What is superficial?

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Toward body surface

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What is deep?

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Inside the body mass

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What is a sagiteal section?

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Vertical cut separates right from left

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What is a mid-sagiteal section?

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Saggital section on midline

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What is a frontal section ?

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Vertical cut separates anterior from posterior

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What is a transverse section(horizontal section)?

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Horizontal cut separates superior from inferior

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What is a diagonal cut called?

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Oblique section

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What is the anatomical position?

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Assumed position of a viewed body standing facing the viewer. Toes forward, palms forward.

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What is bi-lateral symmetry?

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Left and right sides are mirror images

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What is a tube in tube design ?

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Gi tract is a tube from mouth to anus(inner tube) muscles and bones of torso are an outer tube hollow inside.

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Which body cavity is the area inside the skull and vertebral column. CNS is here.

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Dorsal body cavity

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What are the two cavities of the ventral body cavity ?

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Thoracic cavity and abdominal/pelvic cavity

22
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Which body cavity is enclosed by the ribs, holds the heart and lungs. Diaphragm forms a floor.

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Thoracic cavity (part of the ventral cavity?

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Which body cavity extends from the diaphragm to the pelvis enclosed by muscle and pelvic bones. Holds the guts.

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Abdominal/pelvic cavity (part of the ventral cavity)

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