Induction week: Anatomical terminology Flashcards

1
Q

describe the anatomical position

A

the individual is standing
head,palms and feet all face forwards
in males the penis is erect

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2
Q

name the plane that splits the body into two equal halves left and right

A

mid-sagittal or median

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3
Q

name the plane that is found parallel to the mid-sagittal

A

parasagittal or sagittal

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4
Q

name the plane that splits the body into front and back/ anterior and posterior

A

coronal

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5
Q

name the plane that splits the body into top and bottom/ superior and inferior sections

A

transverse or horizontal

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6
Q

position referring if closer to the front of the body

A

anterior or ventral

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7
Q

position referring if closer to the back of the body

A

posterior or dorsal

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8
Q

position if closer to the midline of the body

A

medial

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9
Q

position if further away from the midline of the body

A

lateral

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10
Q

position if closer to the head

A

superior

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11
Q

position if closer to the feet

A

inferior

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12
Q

position if closer to the body e.g. elbow

A

proximal

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13
Q

position if further away from the body e.g. hand

A

distal

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14
Q

position if closer to the top of the arm

A

radial

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15
Q

position if closer to the bottom of the arm

A

ulnar

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16
Q

position if closer to the surface

A

superficial

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17
Q

position if further from the surface

A

deep

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18
Q

position if at the head in an embryo

A

cranial

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19
Q

position if at the tail end in an embryo

A

caudal

20
Q

name of the top surface of the foot

A

dorsum

21
Q

name of the bottom surface of the foot

A

plantar

22
Q

name of the top surface of the hand

A

dorsum

23
Q

name of the bottom surface of the hand

A

palmar

24
Q

term relating to the beak or the nose

A

rostral

25
Q

flexion

A

decrease the angle at a joint

26
Q

extension

A

increasing the angle at a joint

27
Q

hyeprflexion

A

to continue flexion beyond the body’s normal range of motion

28
Q

hyperextension

A

to continue extension beyond the anatomical position

29
Q

in the fetal position what is flexed

A

everything
neck, shoulders, hip, elbow,knee

30
Q

adduction

A

movement of a bone towards the midline of the body

31
Q

abduction

A

movement of a bone away from the midline of the body

32
Q

medial rotation

A

rotation of a joint towards the midline

33
Q

lateral rotation

A

rotation of a joint away from the midline

34
Q

elevation

A

movement of a body part superiorly

35
Q

depression

A

the movement of a body part inferiorly

36
Q

protraction

A

movement of a body part anteriorly in the transverse plane
e.g. punching

37
Q

retraction

A

movement of the body part posteriorly in the transverse plane

38
Q

pronation

A

rotation of the forearm so the palms face posteriorly

39
Q

supination

A

rotation of the forearm so the palms face anteriorly e.g. holding a bowl of soup

40
Q

dorsiflexion

A

bending of the foot at the ankle
brings the dorsum of the foot closer to the tibia

41
Q

plantarflexion

A

bending of the foot at the ankle
brings the plantar surface of the foot further from the tibia

42
Q

inversion

A

movement of the foot medially at the ankle
invert your foot your soles face inwards

43
Q

eversion

A

movement of the foot laterally at the ankle

44
Q

where do pronation and supination occur

A

forearm

45
Q

where do elevation/ depression and protraction and retraction occur

A

shoulder and jaw

46
Q

where do dorsiflexion/plantarflexion and inversion/eversion occur

A

ankle