Exam #1 Chapter 1 part 3 (body orientation) Flashcards

1
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refers to a person standing erect with the face directed forward, the upper limbs hanging to the sides, and the palm of the hands facing forward

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anatomical position

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2
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lying face upward

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supine

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3
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lying face downward

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prone

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4
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a structure above another

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superior

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5
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a structure below another

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inferior

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6
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closer to the head than another structure (synonymous with superior)

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cephalic

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7
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closer to the tail than another structure (usually synonymous with inferior)

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caudal

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8
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the front of the body

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aneterior

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9
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the back of the body

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posterior

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10
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toward the belly (usually synonymous with anterior)

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ventral

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11
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toward the back (usually synonymous with posterior)

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dorsal

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12
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closer to the point of attachment to the body than another structure

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proximal

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13
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farther from the point of attachment to the body than another structure

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distal

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14
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what does proximal and distal only refer to?

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linear structure such as the limbs and appendages

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15
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away from the midline of the body

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lateral

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16
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toward the midline of the body

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medial

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17
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toward or on the surface

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superficial

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18
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away from the surface, internal

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deep

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19
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what does the central region consist of? (3)

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1) head
2) neck
3) trunk

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20
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what does the trunk consist of?

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1) thorax
2) abdomen
3) pelvis

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21
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body parts in the head region (7)

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1) frontal
2) orbital
3) nasal
4) oral
5) otic
6) buccal
7) mental

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22
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forehead

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frontal

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23
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eye

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orbital

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24
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nose

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nasal

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mouth
oral
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ear
otic
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cheek
buccal
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chin
mental
29
body parts in the neck region
1) cervical | 2) clavicular
30
neck
cervical
31
collarbone
clavicular
32
body parts in the thoracic region of the trunk (3)
1) pectoral 2) sternal 3) mammary
33
chest
pectoral
34
breastbone
sternal
35
breast
mammary
36
body parts in the rest of the trunk (5)
1) abdominal 2) umbilical 3) pelvic 4) inguinal 5) pubic
37
abdomen
abdominal
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navel
umbilical
39
pelvis
pelvic
40
groin
inguinal
41
genital
pubic
42
body parts in upper limb (5)
1) axillary 2) brachial 3) antebrachial 4) manual (palmar, digital) 5) antecubital
43
armpit
axillary
44
arm
brachial
45
forearm
antebrachial
46
front of elbow
antecubital
47
wrist
carpal
48
palm
palmar
49
fingers
digital
50
hand
manual
51
body parts of the lower limb (5)
1) coxal 2) femoral 3) patellar 4) crurual 5) pedal (talus, dorsum, digital)
52
hip
coxal
53
thigh
femoral
54
kneecap
petellar
55
leg
crural
56
ankle
talus
57
top of foot
dorsum
58
toes
digital
59
foot
pedal
60
parts of the back of the head
1) occipital 2) nuchal 3) cranial
61
base of skull
occipital
62
back of neck
nuchal
63
skull
cranial
64
parts of the back of the trunk (4)
1) dorsal (scapular, veterbral, lumbar) 2) sacral 3) gluteal 4) perineal
65
back
dorsal
66
shoulder blade
scapular
67
spinal comumn
verterbral
68
loin
lumbar
69
between hips
sacral
70
buttock
gluteal
71
perineum
perineal
72
parts of the back of the upper limbs (3)
1) acromial 2) olecranon 3) dorsum
73
point of shoulder (back)
acromial
74
point of elbow (back)
olecranon
75
back of hand
dorsum
76
parts of the back of the lower limb (4)
1) popliteal 2) sural 3) plantar 4) calcaneal
77
hollow behind knee
popliteal
78
calf (back)
sural
79
sole (back)
plantar
80
heel (back)
calcaneal
81
9 regions that atanomists divide body into
1) right hypochondriac 2) epigastric 3) left hypochondriac 4) right lumbar 5) umbilical 6) left lumbar 7) right iliac 8) hypogastric 9) left iliac