Terminology (lecture 1) Flashcards

1
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def of anatomy

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• Study of the structure of organisms and their parts

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2
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Anatomy in MSK

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bones, joints, muscles,
nerves, vessels…

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3
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goal of anatomy

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to tease apart the parts of an organism to determine their position, relations, structure, and ultimately their function

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4
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what anatomy use often

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dissection

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5
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Anatomy’ from Greek:

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ana- (‘up’) + tomia (‘to cut’).

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6
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what we need to study relations/positions

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a common frame of reference

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7
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relations depend on what ?

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on position in space

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8
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what can occur a change of position

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in different directions, and uses different muscles
• Need a common ‘coordinate system’

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9
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Position ( starting position)

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• Standing up
• Feet/toes pointing forward
• Arms at sides, palms facing forward
• Eyes forward (head neutral)

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10
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3 orthogonal planes with axes

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• Sagittal
• Coronal
• Transverse

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11
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Sagittal plane

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Divides body into left and right halves

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12
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Midline Sagittal plane

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sagittal/median

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13
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off median (sagittal plane)

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parasagittal

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14
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Axis through the plane (sagittal plane)

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Transverse axis

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15
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Direction along axis (sagittal plane)

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• Lateral = towards side
• Medial = towards midline

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16
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Coronal plane

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Corona = crown
• A.k.a. frontal plane (forehead)

17
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coronal plane divides body into:

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• Anterior/ventral
• Posterior/dorsal

18
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Axis through the coronal plane

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Sagittal axis

19
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Direction along axis (coronal plane)

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• Dorsal/posterior – towards back
• Ventral/anterior – towards front

20
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Transverse plane Divides body into:

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• Superior/cranial
• Inferior/caudal (tail)

21
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• Different transverse planes of the transverse plane

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“at the level of…”

22
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Axis through the transverse plane

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Longitudinal axis

23
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Direction along axis (transverse plane)

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• Superior/cranial – towards head
• Inferior/caudal – towards ‘tail’/feet

24
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Relative Location

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• Medial/Lateral
- E.g., the thumb is lateral to the pinky

• Dorsal/Posterior vs Ventral/Anterior
- E.g., the ear is posterior to the nose

• Superior/Cranial vs Inferior/Caudal
- E.g., the shoulder is superior to the hip

25
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Proximal vs Distal

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  • Proximal: closer to the trunk or origin

• Distal: further away from the trunk or origin,
towards the extremity

26
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Superficial vs Deep

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• Superficial: closer to the skin
• Deep: further away from the skin