Intro to Anatomy, bones, and anatomical terms Flashcards

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Sagittal Plane

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-Bisects the body in left and right halves

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Coronal Plane

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-Bisects the body from front to back halves

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transverse plane

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-bisects the body horizontally into superior and inferior halves

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Flexion

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-brings two bones closer together and decreases the angle between them

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extension

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-brings two bones farther apart and increases the angle between them.

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abduction

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pulls a structure away the midline

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adduction

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pulls a structure toward the midline

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what typical movement occurs in the sagittal plane and rotates about what axis

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  • flexion and extension

- transverse axis

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what typical movement occurs in the frontal/coronal plane and rotates about what axis

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  • abduction and adduction

- anterior-posterior axis

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what typical movement occurs in the transverse plane and rotates about what axis

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  • rotation

- vertical (longitudinal) axis

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Meatus

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canal like passageway to the interior of the body

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fissure

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narrow slitlike opening that houses nerves and blood vessels

- tends to be on the skull

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sinus

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cavity within a bone filled with air and lined with mucous membrane

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fossa

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shallow baseline depression in a bone often serving as an articular surface site for muscle attachment or even to support the brain of the body

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trochanter

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very large, blunt, irregularly shaped process that allows for muscle/ligament attachment
*the only example on femur

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tuberosity

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roughened site for muscle or ligament attachment to bone

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tubercle

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small rounded projection or process for muscle/ligament attachment to bone

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foramen

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round or oval opening through a bone

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Head

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bony expansion (a joint surface (expansion)) carried on a narrow neck

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articular surface

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any skeletal formation (bone cartilige) that makes normal, direct contact with another skeletal structure

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notch

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indentation at the edge of a bone often where nerves/tendons/blood vessels travel across the bone

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groove/sulcus

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surface passageway on a bone for nerves, blood vessels and tendons

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line

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narrow ride of bone less prominent than crest and allows for ligament/muscle attachment

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process

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any bony promnance for ligament/muscle attachment

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facet
smooth nearly flat articular surface
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epicondyle
raised area on or above a condyle for muscle and ligament attachment
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condyle
rounded articular projection; often articulates with corresponding fossa
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spine
sharp, slender often pointed projection for muscle/ligament attachment
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crest
-narrow ridge of bone; usually prominant
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what is the white part of an XRAY
the white parts on an xray are what are most dense and the rays do not pass through
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fluoroscopy
allows to see a patient real time so swallowing or ingesting something like barium to detect issues
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how does an MRI work
the magnet alligns all the hydrogens in the water in the body and alligns them using radio waves