How to Clinicians Communicate Flashcards
(18 cards)
What does patient supine mean?
flat on back
What does patient prone mean?
flat on front
What does proximal mean?
closer to attachment of limb
What does distal mean?
further from attachment of limb
What is the opposite of deep?
superficial
Name 3 dorsal surfaces
back of hand (posterior surface) , top of foot (superior), top of tongue (posterior surface)
What is the opposite of the dorsal of the hand?
palmar
What is the opposite of the dorsal of the wrist?
volar
What is the opposite of the dorsal of the tongue?
ventral
What is the opposite of the dorsal of the foot?
plantar
If a structure lies on same side of body whats it called?
ipsilateral
If a structure lies on opposite side of body whats it called?
contralateral
What are the movement terms specific to foot?
inversion - rotate medially. Eversion rotate laterally
Flexion of the wrist is moving it which way?
towards floor
What is opposition of digits?
thumb to pinky movement. Opposite is reposition
flexion of thumb is doing what?
moving it towards pinky
What are the two movements of shoulders up and down called?
elevation and depression
What movements of the jaw occur at temperomandibular joints?
protrusion and retrusion