Postures and Planes Lab Flashcards
1
Q
Name the Three Planes in the human body.
A
- Coronal (Frontal) Plane
- Transverse (Horizontal) Plane
- Sagittal Plane
2
Q
What are the Three Axis’s in the human Body? How do you define an axis?
A
AXIS’S will run PERPENDICULAR to the anatomical Planes
- Anterior-Posterior Axis (Perpendicular to CORONAL Plane
- Transverse Axis (Perpendicular to SAGITTAL Plane)
- Longitudinal Axis (Perpendicular to TRANSVERSE Plane)
3
Q
Movement occurs around an axis and within the plane. Describe the different motions that are involved in movement around each axis.
A
- Anterior-Posterior Axis: LATERAL Bending (Sidebending)
- Transverse Axis: Flexion and Extension
- Longitudinal Axis: Rotation
4
Q
Which plane does scoliosis occur in? Rotation (SD)? Kyphosis or Lordosis?
A
- Coronal Plane
- Transverse Plane
- Sagittal Plane
5
Q
Differentiate between the different Postural variations: Kypholordotic, Swayback, and Flat Back
A
- Kypholordotic
- Head Forward
- Exaggerated Kyphosis/Lordosis
- Anterior Pelvic shift
- Abdomen anterior
- Hips slighty flexed - Sway Back
- Head forward
- Decreased Lumbar Lordosis
- POSTERIOR Pelvic Tilt - Flat Back
- Head Forward
- Lower thoracic kyphosis flattening
- Lumbar lordosis flattening
6
Q
Differentiate between Pectus Excavatum and Pectus Carinatum.
A
Pectus Excavatum: “Funnel-Chest”, Abnormally depressed Lower Sternum
Pectus Carinatum: “Pigeon-Chest”, A-P diameter is INCREASED