Verbal Map Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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A plane that divides body or organ into front and back.

A

Coronal or frontal plane.

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2
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A plane that divides the body into top and bottom parts.

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Transverse or horizontal plane.

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3
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A plane that divides body into a left and right part.

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Sagital or median plane.

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4
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On the front of the body/in front of

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Anterior or ventral

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5
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On the back of the body/behind

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Posterior or dorsal

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6
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Located towards the top of the body/above

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Superior or cranial

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7
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Located towards bottom of the body/below

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Inferior or caudial

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8
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How do we call parts of the body located closer to the centre line?

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Medial (heart is medial to the arm)

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9
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How do we call parts of the body that are further away from the centre line?

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Lateral (arm is distal to the heart)

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10
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(Of limbs) Closer to the trunk

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Proximal (elbow is proximal to the wrist)

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11
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(Of limbs) Further away from the trunk

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Distal (ankle is distal to the knee)

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12
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How do we call body parts located along the centre line of the body?

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Axial

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13
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How do we call body parts attached to the trunk, mainly limbs.

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Appendicular

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14
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Describe classic anatomical position.

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+ body erect, facing forwards
+ arms at the sides of the body
+ palms facing forwards (thumbs outside)

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15
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What is anatomy?

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It is a science of the structure of the body and relationships between body parts. Basically what the body IS.

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16
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What is physiology?

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The science of how the body parts work and correlate with one another to keep this body alive. Basically what the body DOES.

17
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What is Homeostasis?

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It is a state of stable internal conditions regardless of conditions outside the body. It is a basic condition for maintaining correct functioning of any living organism.
Every living organism’s ultimate cause of death is extreme and irreversible loss of homeostasis.

18
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Name few internal conditions that must stay balanced in order for the body to maintain correct functioning.

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\+blood preasure
\+body temperature
\+levels of oxygene 
\+water levels
\+movement of wastes
\+amount of nutrients
19
Q

How much blood,on average, does the heart pump during a day?

20
Q

How many capillaries are in human lungs?

A

About 300 000 milion

21
Q

What is the estimated amount of atoms in human body?

A

About 7 octillion (short scale: 10 to the power of 27)

22
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How long is a human intestine?

23
Q

How many muscles are in the human body?

A

Approximately 640 (in ~320 pairs)