Chapter 2 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

What are the 3 body planes?

A

coronal, sagittal and transverse

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Coronal PLane

A

imaginary, vertical plane that divides the entire body into front and back sections

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ventr/o-

A

front

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4
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dorsal

A

the back of the body

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5
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dors/o-

A

back

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6
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Prone position

A

lying with the anterior section of the body down

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7
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Supine position

A

lying with the posterior section of the body down

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sagittal plane

A

imaginary, vertical plane that divides the entire body into right and left sides

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sagitt/o-

A

going from front to back

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Medial direction

A

moving from the side of the body toward the midline

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Lateral direction

A

moving from the midline toward he side of the body

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Transverseplane

A

an imaginary, horizontal plane that divides the entire body into top and botoom sections

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13
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trans-

A

across, through

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14
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-verse

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to travel

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15
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Superior section

A

upper half of the body

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Inferior section

A

lower half of the body

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Cephal/o-

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-ad

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in the direction of, toward

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Caud/o-

20
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Distal direction

A

moving away from the body toward the end of a limb

21
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proximal direction

A

moving from the end of a limb toward where it is attached to the body

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diagnosis

A

the cause of the patient’s symptoms and signs

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Exacerbation

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a sudden worsening in the severity of the symptoms of signs

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sequela

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an abnormal condition or complication that arises because of the original disease and remains after the original disease has resolved

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Remission
a temporary improvement in the symptoms and signs of a disease without the underlying disease being cured
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Relapse of Recurrence
a return of the original symptoms and signs of the disease
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Prognosis
the predicted outcome of a disease