Clinician communication (A2) Flashcards

1
Q

4 dorsal surfaces?

A

posterior surface of wrist, posterior surface of hand, superior surface of foot, posterior surface of tongue (when in anatomical position)

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what are the opposites of the dorsal surfaces?

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volar (anterior surface of wrist), palmar (anterior surface of hand), plantar (inferior surface of foot), ventral (anterior surface of tongue) - when in anatomical position

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definition of proximal

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closer to core of body/ nearer to attachment of limb to body

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definition of distal

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further from core of body/ further from attachment of limb to body

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describe the anatomical position

A

patient standing, facing anteriorly, face/eyes looking anteriorly, upper limbs by side, palms of hands facing anteriorly, feet together, toes pointing anteriorly

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