1A: Intro to anatomy: 1A1. Anatomical terms, planes and movements Flashcards

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What plane is located on the midline?

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Medial Plane

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What plane differentiates left and right?

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Sagittal plane

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What plane cuts the body like a guillotine?

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Frontal (coronal)

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4
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What plane cuts the body horizontally?

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Transverse (Axial)

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5
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What is the standard position in anatomy?

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Anatomical position (standing, with palms facing forward)

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What anatomical section cuts a body part vertically?

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Longitudinal section

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What anatomical section cuts a body part horizontally?

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Transverse section

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What anatomical position cuts a body part diagonally?

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Oblique section

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Anatomical term for upper

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Superior

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Anatomical term for lower

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Inferior

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Anatomical term for close to or toward the trunk or point of origin?

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Proximal

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Anatomical term for away from trunk (toward end of limb) or point of origin

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distal

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lateral side of forearm

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radial

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medial side of forearm

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Ulnar

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tibia or medial side of leg

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tibial

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fibula or lateral side of leg

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fibular (peroneal)

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sole of the foot

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plantar

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palm of the hand

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palmar (volar)

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back of hand or top of foot

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dorsal

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20
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anatomical term for thumb

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pollicis

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21
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anatomical term for big toe

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Hallicus

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anatomical term for head

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anatomical term for tail

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anatomical term for front side

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anatomical term for back side
posterior
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away from center
peripheral
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near surface
superficial
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beneath surface
deep
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top or apex
apical
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bottom or base
basal
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what are the 5 anatomical cavities
cranial vertebral thoracic abdominal pelvic
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why are abdominal regions (surface regions of body) important to remember
each region corresponds to a section of organs underneath (i.e. umbilical region are large intestines)
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what decreases angle between bones at a joint called?
flexion
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what increases angle between bones at a joint called?
extension
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moving forward of shoulder
protraction
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moving backward of shoulder
retraction
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jaw closed
elevation
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jaw open
depression
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palm down
pronation
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palm up
supination
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away from midline along long axis (arm)
lateral/external rotation
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toward midline along long axis (arm)
medial/internal rotation
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away from midline
abduction
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toward midline
adduction
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distal aspect makes a circle, promixal end fixed
circumduction
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align thumb with hand
adduction
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thumb moves anteriorly
abduction
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thumb comes toward midline, frontal plane (pointing at you)
flexion
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thumb moves away from midline frontal plane
extension
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bringing thumb toward other digits (throwing up 4s)
opposition
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tilt sole away from midline (roll ankle on out side of foot)
inversion
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tilt sole toward midline (role ankle on inside of foot)
inversion
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flexing foot down
plantar flexion
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flexing foot upwards
dorsiflexion