Exam 1 (Applied Anatomy) Flashcards

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Define Human Anatomy

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A branch of biological that investigates the structure of the human body (shape and size)
bones, muscles, organs

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Integumentary System

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Provides basic protection from the external environment

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Skeletal System

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provides support

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Muscular System

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provides movement

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Living Anatomy

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observing individual and touch

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Histological Anatomy

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Vivisection (live dissection) of convicted criminals

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400’s BC

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“Body Snatches”

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1820’s

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Nonconsensual experiments on enslaved black women to understand reproductive system

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1840’s

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Imaging technology

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X-ray, ultrasounds, CT scan, MRI

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X-ray

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ex: looking at fractures

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Ultrasounds

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ex: pregnancy

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CT scan

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ex: slices of the body, concussion

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Reference Position

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standing arms down, facing straight ahead, feet together, palms forward

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Proximal

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closer to the point of attachment

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Distal

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farther from the point of attachment

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Superior

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above another structure

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Inferior

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below another structure

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Anterior

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front of the body

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Posterior

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behind the body (the back)

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Contralateral

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opposite side

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Ipsilateral

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Frontal Plane

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front and back
ex: anteroposterior

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Transverse Plane

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top and bottom
ex: superoinferior axis

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Sagittal Plane
right and left side of the body mediolateral axis
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Flexion
decreasing the angle between adjoining segments (out of anatomical positions)
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Extension
increasing the angle back into anatomical position
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Hyperextension
extension going beyond anatomical position
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Adduction
movement away from the midline (moving up)
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Abduction
movement toward the midline (moving back)
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Internal (medial) rotation
rotation about the longitudinal axis of the bone toward the midline
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External (lateral) rotation
rotation about the longitudinal axis of the bone away from the midline
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How many bones are in the human body
206
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Bone (function)
living and dynamic tissue provides a supportive framework protects body tissues and organs provides attachment sites and systems of lever movement
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What does the bone protect?
surrounding and protecting vital organs ex: heart, brain, spinal cord rigid like the skull or as flexible as the ribs
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Lever
a simple machine that magnifies the force and/or of movement
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Hinge
one plane, one axis ex: elbow and knee
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Ball and Socket
all planes; all axes ex: shoulder and hips
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Complex
mix of hinge + ball and socket ex: ankle and wrist
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Organization of Skeletal Muscle
Whole muscle, fascicle, myofibril, sarcomere largest to smallest
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Voluntarily Contracts
Unlike cardiac or smooth muscle innervated by motor neurons generates a pulling (tensile) force on the bones
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Isometric Contraction
tension with no change in muscle length
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Concentric Contraction
tension that shortens muscle length
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Eccentric Contraction
lengthening of muscle while maintaining tension
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Skeletal Muscle (function)
produce skeletal movement provide stability and protection to joints maintains body posture and position produces body heat
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Transverse movement
Internal (medial) rotation External (lateral) rotation
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Sagittal movement
flexion extension hyperextension
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Frontal movement
Adduction Abduction
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Whole Muscle
attached to the bone via tendons
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Fascicle
bundle of muscle fibers
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myofibril
collection of myofiliments
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Sarcomere
actin + myosin