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Part 1: body organization & terminology Flashcards

1
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gross anatomy studies structures that…

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can be examined without a microscope

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histology (anatomy) studies structures with __ that…

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-microscope
-form tissues

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3
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Function of organ is related to___

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tissue type

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4
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6 levels of body organization

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-atoms
-complex molecules
-cells
-tissues
-organs
-body

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5
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The body is a collection of__

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organ systems

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6
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10 organ systems of the body

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-skeletal
-muscular
-integumentary
-nervous
-circulatory
-respiratory
-endocrine
-gastrointestinal
-urinary
-reproductive

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7
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anatomical position (5)

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-standing upright
-heads, eyes, toes facing forwards
-upper limbs by sides
-palms facing forwards
-thumbs outwards away from palms

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8
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right and left in anatomical position are (2)

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-in reference to the subject
-looks opposite for yourself

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9
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8 anatomical directions

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-superior/cranial/cephalic
-inferior/caudal
-anterior/ventral
-posterior/dorsal
-lateral
-medial
-proximal
-distal

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superior/cranial/cephalic (def.)

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above, towards the head, top

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inferior/caudal (def.)

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below, bottom, towards feet

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anterior/ventral (def.)

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-front of body, towards stomach

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posterior/dorsal (def.)

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-behind, in the back

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lateral (def.)

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away from midline, towards the side

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medial (def.)

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towards the midline, middle, center
opposite of lateral

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proximal (def.)

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closer to the trunk

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17
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distal (def.)

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far from the trunk

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18
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lateral view (def.)

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side view

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frontal view (def.)

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front view

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20
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three anatomical planes

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-coronal/frontal
-axial/transverse/horizontal
-sagittal

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coronal/frontal (anatomical plane)

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-separate anterior (front) & posterior (back)

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axial/transverse/horizontal (anatomical plane)

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-separate superior (top) & inferior (bottom)

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sagittal (anatomical plane)

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-cuts down the midline

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parasagittal (anatomical plane)

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-any deviation to left & right from sagittal plane

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two main body cavities

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dorsal & ventral cavities

26
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dorsal cavity contains (2) sub cavities

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superior-cranial cavity (brain + meninges)
inferior-vertebral/spinal cavity (spinal cord)

27
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ventral cavity contains 3 main sub cavities (1 sub cavity has 2 sub cavities)

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-thoracic (chest) –> pericardial (heart), pleural (lungs)
-abdominal
-pelvic

28
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2 differences between dorsal and ventral cavities

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-dorsal body cavity posterior to ventral cavity
-dorsal cavity is smaller than ventral cavity

29
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arm in anatomical language is ___

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upper extremity/limb

30
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leg in anatomical language is ____

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lower extremity/limb

31
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extension (def.)

A

increasing the angle

32
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flexion (def.)

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decreasing the angle

33
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extension: upper/lower limb at shoulder + hip joint

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limb moves in posterior direction

34
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flexion: upper/lower limb at shoulder + hip joint

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limb moves in anterior direction

35
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extension: hand at wrist

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hand moves in superior direction

36
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flexion: hand at wrist

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hand moves in inferior direction

37
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extension: fingers

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fingers are straight out uncurled

38
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flexion: fingers

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fingers are curled in

39
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extension: lower limb at knee joint

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limb moves in anterior direction

40
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flexion: lower limb at knee joint

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limb moves in posterior direction

41
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extension: upper limb at elbow joint

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limb moves in posterior direction

42
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flexion: upper limb at elbow joint

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limb moves in anterior direction

43
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extension: spine

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back moves in posterior direction

44
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flexion: spine

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back moves in anterior direction

45
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extension: foot

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-plantarflexion
-move foot in inferior direction (towards ground)

46
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flexion: foot

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-dorsiflexion
-move foot in superior direction (towards sky)

47
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Abduction

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the motion of a structure away from the midline (taking away)

48
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adduction

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motion towards the center of the body (adding to body)

49
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lateral rotation

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rotation away from midline of the body (away from midline)

50
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medial rotation

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rotation towards the axis of the body (towards midline)

51
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Fingers: Opposition

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putting the thumbs and fingers together

52
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Reposition

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-restoring to natural position of thumbs and fingers

53
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circumduction

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-combination of flexion, extension, adduction, abduction to move in a circular/conical direction
ex. Windmilling arms, serving tennis

54
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Jaw: Protrusion

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-moving the jaw in the anterior direction

55
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Jaw: retrusion

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-moving the jaw in the posterior direction

56
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Shoulder: Elevation

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movement in a superior direction

57
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Shoulder: Depression

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movement in an inferior direction

58
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Foot: Inversion

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sole of the foot moves towards the midline of the body

59
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Foot: Eversion

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sole of the foot moves away from the midline of the body

60
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Pronation at the forearm is a rotational movement where__

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hand and upper arm are turned so the thumbs point towards the body (bones crossing)

61
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Supination at the forearm is a rotational movement where__

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hand and upper arm are turned so the thumbs point away the body (can hold soup)

z:Anat 200 (23 decks)

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