Anatomical Terminology Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Superficial

A

More towards the surface of the body

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Cephalon

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Associated with head

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Caudal

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Associated with feet

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Deep

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Further into the core of the body

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Bilateral

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Associated with either side of the body.

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Contralateral

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Can be used in reference to opposite sides of the body

Example: when we walk our leg and arm coming forward is always opposite

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Ipsilateral

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Reference to same side of the body.

Example: old west movies they walk with same leg and arm forward

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Palmar

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Surface of the hand

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9
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Plantar

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Soles of the feet

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10
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Prone

A

Lying on stomach

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11
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Supine

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Lying on back

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12
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Volar

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Another term to describe palmar and plantar. Must say in reference to feet or hand

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13
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Anterior

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Towards the front of the body

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Posterior

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Towards the back of the body

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15
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Superior

A

Upwards

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Inferior

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Distal

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Furthest away from trunk

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Proximal

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Closest to trunk

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Medial

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Closest to midline

20
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Lateral

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away from trunk (medial and lateral are used when there is no confusion. Proximal and distal are used when there is confusion.

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Medial rotation

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Internal rotation

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External rotation

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Lateral rotation

23
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Elevation

A

Shoulders elevated

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Depression

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Shoulders downward

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Protraction
Scapular forward
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Retraction
Scapular retraction
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Opposition
Move thumb to pinky
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Radial flexion
Bend wrist towards radius
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Ulnar flexion
Bend wrist towards ulna
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Flexion
Standing up and bending forward
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Extension
Bending back when standing
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Dorsiflexion
Pick foot up
33
Plantar flexion
Push foot down
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Inversion
Soles of feet turned in
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Exversion
Soles of feet turned out