terminology Flashcards

1
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anatomy

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science of structure and the relationships among structures

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2
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gross anatomy

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surface or regional anatomy

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3
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microanatomy/microscopic anatomy

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cytology and histology

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4
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physiology

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science of body functions

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5
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cell physiology

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chemical or molecular level

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6
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systemic physiology

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functions of specific organ systems

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7
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what are the different systems of the body

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musculoskeletal
respiratory 
cardiovascular
digestive
urinary
endocrine
reproductive
nervous
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8
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cyto

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denotes a cell

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9
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itis

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denotes inflammation

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10
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bi

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two

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11
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ulum

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small one

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12
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gastrikos

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stomach

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13
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serratus

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muscle on surface of ribs 1-8 at side of chest. anterior on medial border of scapula

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14
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what is the anatomical position

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standing, facing forward, arms to side, palms forward, feet together

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15
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coronal/frontal

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spilt into anterior and posterior

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16
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transverse

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split into superior and inferior

17
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sagittal

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split into left and right

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oblique

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split diagonally

19
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directional terms

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describes the location of one structure relative to another

20
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superior and inferior

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higher and lower

21
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cranial or caudal

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(animals on four legs)

towards head and towards tail

22
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posterior and anterior

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back and front

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dorsal and ventral

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dorsal top and ventral bottom (e.g. dolphin)

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lateral and medial

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further from midline and closer to midline

25
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distal and proximal

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(refers to limbs)

closer to fingers/toes and closer to torso

26
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abduction/adduction

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abduction = moving laterally away from the body e.g. lifting arms
adduction = moving closer to the body e.g. lowering arms
27
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flexion/extension

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flexion = decreases angle between 2 body parts 
extension = increases angle
28
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supination/pronation

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supination = palms anterior 
pronation = palms posterior
29
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circumduction

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conical movement of body parts e.g. eye socket

combo of flex/ext and abd/add