W1 Intro To Anatomy Flashcards
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Define anatomy, physiology & pathology
Anatomy
•The study of the structure of organisms
Physiology
•The study of the function of organisms
Pathology
•The study of disease and injury
Describe anatomical position (5)
Erect position of the body
Face directed forward
Both arms by the side
Palms of the hands facing forward
The feet are slightly parallel, and toes oriented to the front
What are the major anatomical planes?
- Axial or transverse
- Coronal
- Sagittal
Define ventral & dorsal
Ventral – front of the body
Dorsal – back of the body
Define superior & inferior
Superior – towards the upper part of the body
Inferior – towards the bottom part of the body
Define cranial & caudal
Cranial – nearer to head
Caudal – nearer to feet
Define external & internal
External – outer or exterior
Internal – inner or interior
Define superficial & deep
Superficial – closer to the surface of the body
Deep – closer to the interior center of the body
Define palmar & dorsal & plantar
Palmar – palm or anterior surface of the hand
Dorsal – back of the hand or foot
Plantar – sole of the foot
Define medial & lateral
Medial – towards median plane/center of the body
Lateral – away from median plane
Define distal & proximal
Distal – away from trunk or point of origin
Proximal – towards trunk or point of origin
Describe movement of shoulder blades
Retraction=inwards
Protraction=outwards
Describe movement of shoulders
Elevation= up
Depression= down
Describe movement of feet
Inversion= inwards
Eversion=outwards
Dorsiflexion= foot pointed up
Plantarflexion= foot pointed down
Describe movement of chin
Retrusion= back
Protrusion= forward
Name side to side movement
Name word for turning
Lateral bending
Rotation
What are the types of rotation
Medial rotation
Lateral rotation
Describe moving your arm/leg away & towards you
Abduction
Adduction
Describe circumduction
Flexion
Abduction
Extension
Adduction
Describe dorsal body cavity
Cranial cavity
Vetebral cavity
Describe ventral body cavity
1.thoracic cavity:
*superior mediastinum
*pleural cavity w/n SM
2.abdominal cavity
3.pelvic cavity
2&3=abdominopelvic cavity
Describe abdominopelvic quadrants
RUQ LUQ
RLQ LLQ
Describe abdominopelvic regions
R-hypochondriac
R-lumbar
R-iliac
Epigastric
Umbilical
Hypogastric
L-hypochondria
L-lumbar
L-iliac
What does the musculoskeletal system contain?
It includes:
•Bones
•Cartilage
•Muscles
•Ligaments
•Tendons
•Connective tissues