anatomical Flashcards

(41 cards)

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Meaning of Anatomy?

A

Physical structure of the body

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Meaning of Physiology

A

Way in which the body systems
work

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Ventral

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Towards the belly or lowermost
surface of the animal

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Dorsal

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Towards the back of the animal

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Caudal / posterior

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Towards the rear or tail of the
animal

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Cranial / anterior

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Towards the front or the head of
the animal

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Rostral

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Towards the nose

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Caudal

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Towards the tail.

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9
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Proximal

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Towards the body

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Distal

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Away from the body

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Palmar

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Rear surface of front paw

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Plantar

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Rear surface of hind paw

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Front aspect of either paw

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Dorsal

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Medial

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Closer to the median plane or
midline of the animal.

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Lateral

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Away from the median plane or
midline of the animal

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Median or sagittal plane

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Divides
body into right and left

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17
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Transverse plane

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Perpendicular to
long axis of the body cutting it into front and
back

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Dorsal plane

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Parallel to back cutting
into top and bottom

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Para-sagittal plane

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Parallel to
median plane moving more laterally

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Contralateral

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Ipsilateral

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Flexion

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Reducing the joint angle

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Extension

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Increasing the joint angle

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Abduction

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Movement away from the medial
plane

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Adduction
Movement towards the medial plane
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Protraction
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Retraction
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Supination
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Pronation
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What are the main body cavities typically found in animals?
Thoracic cavity. Abdominal cavity. Pelvic cavity.
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What are the characteristics of serous membranes in body cavities?
Continuous layers of epithelium that line the body cavities. Produce a watery lubricating fluid - allows organs to move smoothly within the cavities.
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What serous membrane lines the thoracic cavity
Pleura
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What serous membrane lines the Abdominal cavity
Peritoneum
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Parietal (serous membrane)
Lining the boundaries or sides (walls) of the cavity
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Visceral (serous membrane)
Covering the organs (viscera) within the cavity
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Thoracic Cavity Boundaries
Cranially: Thoracic inlet (First thoracic vertebrae, first pair of ribs & cranial end of sternum) Caudally: Diaphragm Dorsally: Thoracic vertebrae & hypaxial muscles. Ventrally: Sternum Laterally: Ribs & intercostal muscles
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Mediastinum
Heart Trachea Oesophagus Major blood vessels
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Abdominal Cavity Boundaries
Cranially: Diaphragm Caudally: Pelvic inlet Dorsally: Lumbar vertebrae Ventrally: Abdominal muscles Laterally: Abdominal muscles
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Omentum
Lacy sheet of peritoneum. (from the stomach to caudal abdomen).
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Mesentery
Membrane that attaches intestine to abdominal wall.
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Pelvic Cavity Boundaries
Cranially: Pelvic inlet Caudally: Pelvic outlet Dorsally: Sacrum Ventrally: Floor of pelvis Laterally: Lateral walls of pelvis.