anatomy basics Flashcards

1
Q

what is the difference between anatomy and physiology?

A

anatomy involves the structural components of the body while physiology involves how the parts/systems work together

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2
Q

what is the Greek meaning of “anatomy”?

A

“to cut up”

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3
Q

who is the father of modern anatomy?

A

Andreas Versalius

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4
Q

what is the initial reference point?

A

anatomical position

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5
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what is included in the Axial portion of the skeleton?

A

skull, ribs, vertebrae

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6
Q

what is included in the appendicular portion of the skeleton?

A

the arms, legs, pelvis

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7
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anterior (ventral)

ex.: ?

A

front part of the body

ex.: stomach

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posterior (dorsal)

ex:?

A

back side of the body

ex.: shoulder blades

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cranial

Q ex.:which is superior, the nose or the pelvis?

A

superior; closer to the top of the body

A ex.: the nose

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10
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caudal

Q. ex.: what is more caudal, the feet or the ribs?

A

inferior; closer to the bottom of the body

A. ex.: the feet

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Medial

Q. ex.: what is more medial, the hands or nose?

A

towards the midline

A. ex.: the nose

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12
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lateral

Q. ex.: what is more lateral, the ears or the eyes?

A

towards the outside

A. ex.: the ears

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13
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proximal

Q. Ex.: what is proximal, the elbow or the hand?

A

superior(limbs)

A. Ex.: the elbow

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14
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distal

Q. Ex.: what is more distal, the feet or the pelvis?

A

inferior (limbs)

A. Ex.: the feet

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Superficial

Q. Ex.: what is more superficial, the ribs or the lungs?

A

nearer to the surface

A. Ex.: the ribs

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16
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Deep

Q. Ex.: what is more deep, the skull or the brain?

A

closer to the core/middle

A. Ex.: the brain

17
Q

Sagittal plane

Exercise:?

A

the plane that divides the left from the right

exercise: lunges, running

18
Q

mid-sagittal plane:

A

the Sagittal plane that is on the midline

19
Q

coronal (frontal) plane

exercise:?

A

separates anterior from posterior

exercise: jumping jacks, lateral raises

20
Q

transverse plane

exercise:?

A

separates the top from the bottom (above the hips)

exercise: twisting, rotations

21
Q

Dorsal cavity includes…

A

cranial and spinal cavity

e.g. brain and spinal cord

22
Q

thoracic cavity includes…

A

esophagus, lungs, heart

23
Q

abdominopelvic cavity includes…

A

abdominal cavity: stomach, liver

pelvic cavity: reproductive organs, bladder

24
Q

what is homeostasis?

A

the body’s ability to maintain its internal environment

25
Q

two examples of homeostasis:

A
  • Sweating

- blood sugar levels (hypothalamus)

26
Q

Negative feedback loop?

example?

A

when body notices change➡️sends signal to corrective mechanisms➡️corrective mechanisms fix change➡️conditions return to normal and corrective mechanisms turn off

ex.: body is too hot. the body sends a message to the sweat glands to produce sweat to cool down. the body begins to cool down.

27
Q

what is metabolism?

A

the process of how food is turned into fuel.

28
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what is anabolism?

A

the building up of molecules

29
Q

what is catabolism?

A

the breaking down of molecules.

30
Q

what are 6 ways to speed up one’s metabolism?

A
  1. weight training
  2. interval training
  3. snacking
  4. staying hydrated
  5. eating spicy foods
  6. eating more proteins
31
Q

abduction

adduction

A

away from the body

toward the body

32
Q

pronation

supination

A

tilts toward the inside

tilts toward the outside