Terminology and Basic Body Forms Flashcards

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Anatomical position (7 key points)

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Standing; facing anteriorly; eyes looking forward; arms by side; palms facing anteriorly; feet together; toes pointing anteriorly

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2
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3 anatomical planes

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Sagittal plane; coronal plane; transverse plane

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3
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5 set of directions

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Superior/inferior; anterior/posterior; medial/lateral; proximal/distal; superficial/deep

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4
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Describe flexion

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Decreasing angle between parts; like flexing elbow joint

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5
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Describe extension

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Increasing angle between parts; essentially opposite from flexion

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Describe the 2 flexions in ankle joints

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Plantar flexion (on tip toes) and dorsiflexion (feet are flat)

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7
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Describe abduction

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To take away from the midline (can be arms/legs)

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Describe adduction

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To take towards the midline

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Describe rotation

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To move around the long axis (e.g. twisting arm from shoulder)

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Describe circumduction and what is it a combination of

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A circular movement; combination of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction)

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11
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Describe pronation/supination

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Rotation of forearm and hand; supination palms are facing up (and vice versa)

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Where does inversion/eversion take place and describe inversion

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Takes place at the ankle joint; inversion, the sole is facing the mid line (vice versa for eversion)

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13
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Describe retraction

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Movement of a body part in the posterior direction

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14
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Describe protrusion

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Movement of a body part in the anterior direction

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15
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Describe elevation and (depression)

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Move a body part superiorly or (inferiorly); like lifting and dropping shoulders

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16
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Name the 2 wrist movements and describe

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Flexion and extension; during flexion, wrist is flexed upwards (if in anatomical position); extension is the opposite

17
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What is a condyle

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A smooth rounded elevation where 2 bones are in contact with one another

18
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What is a crest

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A sharp/narrow ridge; like the top of pelvis

19
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What is an epicondyle

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An elevation above a condyle

20
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What is a facet

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This is a smooth area of bone

21
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What is a process

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This is a localised projection of outgrowth

22
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What is a trochanter

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A large rounded elevation used for muscle attachment

23
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What is a tubercle

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A small rounded elevation; essentially a small trochanter used for muscle attachment

24
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What is a tuberosity

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Any prominence on a bone to which tendons are attached

25
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What is a foramen

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An opening in bone (big spaces)

26
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What is a fossa

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A wide depression

27
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What is a notch

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A large groove

28
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What is a sulcus

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A furrow/channel