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51 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
anter/o |
front |
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dors/o |
back |
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caud/o |
tail ( downward) |
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cephal/o |
head (upward) |
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dist/o |
away |
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inter/o |
below |
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later/o |
side |
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medi/o |
middle |
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poster/o |
back/behind |
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proxim/o |
near |
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super/o |
above |
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ventr/o |
belly (front) |
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frontal/coronal |
vertical field runs through body from side to side, bisecting it into anterior and posterior halves |
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midsagittal |
vertical field runs through the body from front to back at the mid line, equally bisecting the body into right and left halves |
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parasagittal |
vertical field runs through body from front to back and divides the body into unequal right and left sides |
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sagittal |
vertical field from front to back and cuts body into right and left sides |
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transverse |
horizontal field that divides the body into superior and inferior planes |
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Fowler position |
semi sitting where knees are raised slightly |
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Lithotomy position |
on back with legs raised and feet in stirrups |
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Orthopnea position |
body sitting erect in chair |
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Prone Position |
laying on abdomen with head face down or to the side |
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Supine position |
laying on back facing up |
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Sims position |
laying on left side with right knee drawn up and left arm drawn behind,. parallel to back |
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recumbent |
laying down in any position |
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Trendelenburg position |
laying on back, body tilted so feet are higher than head |
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1. umbilical region |
region around navel |
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1. right lumbar region |
right of umbilical region |
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1. left lumbar region |
left of umbilical region |
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2. epigastric region |
above umbilical region |
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2. right hypocondriac region |
right of epigastric region |
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2. left hypocondriac region |
left of epigastric region |
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3. hypogastric region |
below umbilical region |
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3. right iliac region |
right of hypogastric |
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3. left iliac region |
left of hypogastric |
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umbilicus |
latin word "umbo" or "the boss" indicating middle of something |
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cyberchondria |
habit of researching the internet to self-diagnos |
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right upper quadrant region |
right lobe of liver, gallbladder, part of pancreas, parts of 2 intestines |
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left upper quadrant region |
left lobe of liver, stomach, spleen, portion of pancreas, parts of small and large intestines |
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right lower quadrant region |
small and large intestines, appendix, right ureter, right ovary, uterine tube or spermatic duct |
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left lower quadrant region |
small and large intestines, left ureter, left ovary, left uterine tube or spermatic duct |
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ant |
anterior |
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AP |
anterposterior |
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inf |
inferior |
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lat |
lateral |
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LLQ |
lower left quadrant |
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LUQ |
left upper quadrant |
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med |
medical |
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PA |
posterantenor |
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RLQ |
right lower quadrant |
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RUQ |
right upper quadrant |
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sup |
superior |