Anatomical directions, regions, and parts Flashcards

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directional terms

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explain the relation between body structures

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axial part

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head, neck, torso

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appendicular part

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limbs attached to axis

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regional terms

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designate specific areas within major body divisions

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sagittal plane

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vertical plane dividing left from right

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median plane/midsagittal plane

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vertical plane directly along midline dividing left from right

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parasagittal plane

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vertical plane offset from the midline

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frontal/coronal plane

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vertical plane, dividing the anterior from posterior

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transverse/horizontal plane

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horizontal plane dividing superior from inferior

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cross section

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transverse section

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oblique section

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made diagonally; uncommon

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dorsal body cavity

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protects nervous system organs

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cranial cavity

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in the skull surrounding the brain

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vertebral/spinal cavity

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within vertebral column around spinal cord

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ventral body cavity

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body cavity within the torso

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coelom (see-lum)

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ventral body cavity

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viscera

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organs

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thoracic cavity

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superior subdivision of the ventral cavity surrounded by the ribs

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pleural cavaties

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surround one lung each

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mediastinum

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contains pericardial cavity and thoracic organs

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pericardial cavity

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encloses the heart

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abdominopelvic cavity

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inferior of the thoracic cavity, has two parts

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abdominal cavity

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cavity containing stomach, intestines, spleen, etc

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pelvic cavity

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cavity containing reproductive organs, rectum, urinary bladder

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serosa/serous membrane
double-layered membrane that covers organs
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organs in RLQ
appendix
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organs in RUQ
liver, gallbladder
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organs in LUQ
stomach, spleen
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organs in LLQ
not much of note
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peritoneum
membrane lining abdominopelvic cavity
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peritoneal cavity
space between parietal and visceral peritoneum
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peritoneal fluid
lubricant between the two layers of peritoneum
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retroperitoneal organs
lie against posterior body wall, are covered by peritoneum on the internal facing side (eg. kidneys, pancreas)
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intraperitoneal organs
encircled by peritoneum
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anterior
front surface
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posterior
back surface
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dorsal
back surface (usually torso)
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ventral
front surface (usually torso)
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cranial
the head/towards the head
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cephalic
the head/towards the head
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superior
at a higher level of the body
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caudal
(coccyx in humans) the tailbone/towards the tailbone
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inferior
at a lower level of the body
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medial
towards the center of the body on a longitudinal axis; towards the midsagittal plane
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lateral
away from the center of the body on a longitudinal axis; away from the midsagittal plane
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proximal
toward an attached base
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distal
away from an attached base
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superficial
near or relatively close to the body surface
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deep
farther from the body surface
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ocular, orbital
eye
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mental
chin
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buccal
cheek
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cervical
neck
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axillary
armpit
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brachial
arm
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antecubical
front of elbow
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thoracic, thorax
chest
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mammary
breast
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umbilical
navel
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antebrachial
forearm
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manual/manus
hand
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palmar
palm
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carpal
wrist
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pollex
thumb
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digits, phalanges
fingers/toes
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inguinal
groin
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femoral
thigh
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patella/r
kneecap
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crural
leg
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tarsal
ankle
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pedal
foot
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hallux
great toe
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acromial
shoulder
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dorsal
back
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olecranal
back of elbow
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lumbar/loin
lower back
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gluteal
buttock
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popliteal
back of knee
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sural
calf
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calcaneal
heel of foot
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plantar
sole of foot
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dorsum
top of foot
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crural
lower leg
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coxal
hip
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scapular
shoulder blade/bone
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contralateral
taking place in the same place on opposite side