week 2 teaching: anatomical terminology Flashcards

1
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anatomical position

A

standing up straight, feet slightly apart, toes pointing forward, arms by the side of the body with palms of hand facing forward, head an eyes forward

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2
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sagittal plane (anteroposterior plane)

A

vertical plane passing through the body longitudinally
splits into left and right

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3
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midsagittal/ median plane

A

sagittal plane placed along the midline

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4
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transerve plane

A

horizontal plane dividing body into superior and inferior

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5
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coronal plane

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vertical plane running side to side
divides body into anterior and posterior

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6
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superior (cranial, rostral)

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towards the head (cranium)

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7
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inferior (caudral)

A

away from the head
towards tail/feet

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8
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external (superficial)

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towards the sufrace

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9
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internal (deep)

A

away from the surface

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10
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medial

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towards midline of the body

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lateral

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away from midline of the body

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12
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anterior (ventral)

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towards the front
venter:belly

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13
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posterior (dorsal)

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towards the back
dorsum: back

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14
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proximal

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towards the trunk of the body
only used for extrmeties

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15
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distal

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away from trunk of body
only used for extremeties

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16
Q

axial skeleton

A

80 bones within the central core of the body
head, neck, back, chest

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17
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appendicular skeleton

A

upper and lower extremeties

18
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three main parts of the axial skeleton

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skull
thoracic cage
vertebral column

19
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two main parts of the appendicular skeleton

A

upper limb
lower limb

20
Q

upper limb

A

arm
forearm
hand

21
Q

lower limb

A

thigh
leg
foot region

22
Q

flexion

A

bending (closing joint)

23
Q

extension

A

stretching (opening joint)

24
Q

abduction

A

moving away from midline

25
Q

adduction

A

moving towards midline

26
Q

describing movement of fingers

A

median line drawn down third digit

27
Q

elevation

A

moving superiorly (shoulder)

28
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depression

A

moving inferiorly (shoulder)

29
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circumduction

A

combined movement of flexion, extension, abduction, adduction
can only be produced in ball and socket joints

30
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rotation of appendicular skeleton

A

lateral rotation

medial rotation

31
Q

rotation of vertabrae and spine

A

rotation

32
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supernation

A

palms turn anteriorly

33
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pronation

A

palms turn posteriorly

34
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eversion

A

elevation of the lateral margin of the foot

35
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inversion

A

elevation of the medial margin of the foot

36
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two main categories of joint

A

synovial
solid

37
Q

synovial joints

A

two bones held together by an articular capsule
allows for movement between two bones

38
Q

solid joints

A

allow for little to no movement between bones
fibrous: bones connected by fibrous connective tissue
cartilaginous: connected to cartilage

39
Q

types of synovial joints and their degrees of freedom

A

pane: 2
hinge: 1
ellipsoid/ condylar: 2
saddle: 2
pivot: 1
ball and socket: 3

40
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degrees of freedom

A

number of planes joint can move in