Intro to anatomy Flashcards

(36 cards)

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what is the anatomical position

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  • face forward with eyes and toes pointing same direction
  • put arms by your sides with palms facing forward
  • put lower limbs close together with feet parallel to each other
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limits of body regions

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  • head is superior to all structures in the body
  • feet are inferior to all structures in the body
  • hands are most lateral
  • umbilicus is most medial
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what does the upper limb include

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  • arm
  • elbow
  • forearm
  • wrist
  • hands
  • fingers
  • thumb
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what does the lower limb include

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  • thigh
  • knee
  • leg
  • ankle
  • foot
  • toes
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what are the 8 major parts of the body

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  • head
  • neck
  • thorax
  • back
  • abdomen
  • pelvis/perineum
  • lower limb
  • upper limb
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what does ipsilateral mean

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structures on the same side

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7
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what does contralateral mean

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structures on opposite sides

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8
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define anterior (ventral)

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nearer the front of the body

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9
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define posterior (dorsal)

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nearer the back of the body

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define medial

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nearer to median plane

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define lateral

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farther from median plane

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define inferior (caudal)

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nearer to feet

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13
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define superior (cranial)

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nearer to head

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14
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what are the anatomical planes

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  • coronal plane - separates front and back
  • sagittal plane - separates left and right
  • transvers/axial plane - separates upper and lower
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define superficial

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nearer to surface

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define intermediate

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between a superficial and deep structure

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define deep

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farther from surface

18
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define proximal

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nearer to trunk or point of origin

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define distal

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farther from trunk or point of origin

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define palmar (hand)

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anterior hand (palm)

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define dorsal (hands and feet)

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posterior hand and superior foot surface

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define plantar (feet)

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inferior foot surface (sole)

23
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what plane do flexion and extension occur in

24
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define flexion

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decreases angle in joint by bringing bones closer together

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define extension
straightening movement that increases angle in joint
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what plane do abduction and adduction occur in
coronal
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define abduction
taking structures away from midline
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define adduction
bringing structures towards midline
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what plane do lateral and medial rotation occur in
transverse
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define lateral rotation
rotation away from midline
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define medial rotation
rotation towards midline
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define circumduction
combination of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction
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define supination
facing away from ground
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define pronation
facing down towards ground
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terms associated with movement of ankle
- dorsiflexion = foot up - plantarflexion = foot down - inversion = foot in - eversion = foot out
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terms associated with movement of hand
- opposition = joining thumb and pinky - reposition = relaxing thumb and pinky