A&P- Lab 1 Key Terms Flashcards

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Anatomical position

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feet on floor, eyes facing forward, palms forward

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sagittal plane

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vertical plane that divides body into equal left and right halves

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midsagittal plane

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divides exactly in midline portion of body into equal right and left halves

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parasagittal plane

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unequal division of left and right halves

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transverse plane

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divides body horizontally (superior and inferior parts)

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anterior

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anything towards the front or belly

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ventral

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anything towards belly

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posterior

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anything towards the back

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dorsal

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back (ex. the spinal cord is dorsal towards the heart

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superior

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towards the head

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inferior

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towards the feet

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medial

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points horizontal towards midline

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lateral

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points horizontal away from midline

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proximal

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closer to the body of the trunk

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distal

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farther from the trunk

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superficial

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closer to body’s surface (i.e. skin)

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deep

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further from body’s surface

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prone

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face down on belly

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supine

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lying on back w/ face up

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axial region

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head, neck, truck (waste up)

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what are 2 sections of axial regions?

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thoratic and abdominal

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thoratic

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chest (above ribcage)

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abdominal

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below diaphram

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appendicular region

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upper limbs/lower limbs

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brachium
elbow/shoulder
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anti-brachium
wrist to elbow
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carpus
wrist
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manus
hand
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digits
fingers and hands
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thigh
above knee
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crus
knee to ankle
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tarsus
ankle region
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pes
foot
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dorsal cavity contains what 2 cavities?
contains cranial and vertebral cavities
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cranial cavity contains what?
brain
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vertebral cavity contains what?
spinal cord
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meninges protects what?
protects brain and spinal cord
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Ventral (anterior) cavity has 2 subdivisions. What are they?
superior and inferior
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thoracic cavity is divided into what 3 portions?
2 pleural cavities (L&R) and mediastinum
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pleural cavities surround what?
lungs
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pleura is lined with a 2 layer membrane called?
parietial (outer) and visceral (inner)
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What is inflammation of the pleura?
pleurisy
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"itis" is a suffix that means?
when something is inflamed such as an inflammitory disease
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pericardial cavity is the space between_____&________.
partietal and visceral
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What is pericardium?
membrane that covers surface of the heart
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Abdominopelvic cavity contains which 2 cavities?
abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity
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peritoneum (parital/visceral) covers what?
membrane that covers surface of organs in abdomen
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peritoneal cavity's is?
fluid filled space that is between parietal and visceral peritoneum
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What is retroperitoneal?
organs between peritoneum and dorsal cavity
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Which microscopes are most commonly used?
light and electron microscopes
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What does the diaphram do in relation to the microscope?
adjusts light
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What is the purpose of the stage in relation to the microscope ?
holds specimans and slides into the microscope
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What is the purpose of the mechanical stage control?
moves slide around and moves stage around
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What is the purpose of the "objective" with the microscope?
the objective are the lenses
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What is the purpose of the nose piece in the microscope?
rotates magnifications
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What is the purpose of the "course/fine adjustment" in a microscope?
the knob closes to arm of scope to adjust and clarify
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What are the purpose of the oculars in a microscope?
they are eye pieces that can be magnified
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What is closing of a "joint" or "bending?"
flexion, such as fetal position
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What is opening of a "joint" or straightening?"
extension
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What is movement AWAY from the midline?
abduction, like an alien abduction (moving away)
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When you flex your foot with toes up, is called what?
dorsiflexion (toes up towards dorsal)
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What is movement TOWARDS the midline?
adduction
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What is flexing foot with toes down?
plantarflexion (plant downward)
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What is lateral movement of the wrist towards the radius (flex on thumb side)?
radial deviation
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What is medial movement of the wrist toward the ulna (pinky side)?
ulnar deviation
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What is upward movement of a structure?
elevation
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What is downward movement of a structure?
depression
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What is when movement of a structure is drawn backward?
retraction
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What is movement of a structure drawn forward?
protraction
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Rotation of the forearm, palm facing up; or rotation towards the ankle
pronation (pro athletes putting hands on top of each other)
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Rotation of palm facing upward,
supination (think of holding bowl of soup)