PREP

Question 1

What does supine mean?

Answer 1

Supine means to be flat on your back. Head up.

Question 2

What does prone mean?

Answer 2

Prone means to be on your stomach. Head down.

Question 3

Anatomical Postion is when?

Answer 3

A person is standing

• face forward
• Arms at side
• Palma are forward
• feel point forward

Question 4

Axial Body consists of

Answer 4

Head , Neck and Trunk.

Question 5

Appendicular Body consists of

Answer 5

Limbs , appendages.

Added to axial Body.

Question 6

Definition of Superior

Answer 6

Toward the head

Ex - the heart is located superior to the small intestine.

Question 7

Definition of inferior?

Answer 7

Toward the feet.

Ex - the small intestine is located inferior to the heart.

Question 8

Definition of Anterior

Answer 8

Further to the front ( in front of )

Ex- the sternum is anterior to the heart.

Question 9

Definition of Posterior ?

Answer 9

Further to the back ( in back of )

Ex - the heart is posterior to the heart.

Question 10

What is another word for anterior ?

Answer 10

Ventral

Question 11

What is another word for posterior

Answer 11

Dorsal

Question 12

Definition of Medial

Answer 12

Toward the midline of the body.

Ex- Heart lies medial to the lungs

Question 13

Definition of Lateral

Answer 13

Toward the side of the body

Ex- the lungs lies lateral to the heart.

Question 14

Definition of midline.

Answer 14

Imaginary line that divide the body into left and right.

Question 15

Definition of Proximal

Answer 15

Closer to the axial body. ( Toward the trunk. )

Ex -the thigh is proximal to the foot.

Question 16

Definition of Distal

Answer 16

Further away from the axial body ( toward the feet )

Ex - the foot is distal to the thigh.

Question 17

Definition of Superficial ?

Answer 17

Closer to the surface of the body.

Ex - the sternum is superficial to the lungs

Question 18

Definition of Deep ( in reference to skin )

Answer 18

Further away from the surface

Ex - the lungs are deep to the sternum.

Question 19

GSW to the left midclavical line between the 2nd and 3rd intercostal Space

Midclavical ?
GSW ?
Intercostal space ?

Answer 19

Midclavical - collar bone
GSW - Gun shout wound
Intercostal Space - spaces between bones.

Question 20

Define Addiction

Answer 20

Coming together , bringing closer to the body.

Question 21

Define Aduction

Answer 21

Moving away from body

Ex - arm up.

Question 22

What is considered to be tripod position

A patient in Tripp’s position usually indicates what

Answer 22

• learning forward
• hands on knee’s

May indicate trouble breathing.

Question 23

When transporting patients or in any situation what position should you have them in and why ?

Answer 23

You should have them in a supine position because you are able to see them breathe ( see chest rise and fall )
Easier to suction if you have to.

Question 24

What is recovery position

Answer 24

• Head tilted back
• hand supporting hand
• bent arm gives stability
• bent leg props the body & prevents rolling over.

This position is is best for seizures , vomiting , overdose.

Question 25

Shock position / supine

Answer 25

Position Supine Oxygen Warmth Rapid Transport

Question 26

Left lateral position ?

Answer 26

Usually for pregnant patients.

Question 27

Define ambulatory

Answer 27

Alert / Walking on scene of a accident.

Question 28

Cornell Plane ?

Answer 28

Through the middle divides the body into front and back

Question 29

Transverse Plane

Answer 29

Through the middle and divides the body to top or bottom

Question 30

Sagittal plane

Answer 30

Through the middle divides into left and right

Question 31

Fowler’s position is ?

Answer 31

Fowler’s position is very similar to bending seated but your legs are up.

Question 32

In what situation would you put a patient in Fowler’s position

Answer 32

“ Feeling like you’re downing “ when sleeping being propped up makes it easier to breathe also keep the fluid build up in the lungs at the bottom.

Question 33

Face is made up of 14 bones which are they

Answer 33

``` 2 Nasal inferior Concria 2 Lacrimal Bones Maridible 2 Maxilla 2 Nasal Bones 2 Palatine Bones Comer 2 Zygomatic Bones ```

Question 34

The spinal column is made up of how many bones ?

Answer 34

33

Question 35

Cervical Vertebrae

Answer 35

C1 - C7

Question 36

Thoracic Vertebrae

Answer 36

T1 - T12

Question 37

How many piara of ribs do we have ?

Answer 37

12

Question 38

Lumbar vertebrae ? What does it mean when a patients saids their L4&L5 are fused together

Answer 38

L1-L5