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65 Cards in this Set
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Cephalic/cranial |
Head |
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Clavicular |
Collar bone |
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Acromial |
Shoulder |
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Brachial |
Arm |
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Cubital |
Elbow |
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Carpal |
Wrist |
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Abdominal |
Stomach |
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Pelvic |
Hipbone |
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Pubic |
Groin |
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Geniculate |
Knee |
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Pedal |
Foot |
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Palmar |
Palm of the hand |
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Plantar |
Sole of foot |
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Cervical |
Part of spine comprising the neck |
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Thoracic |
Part of spine comprising the thorax or chest |
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Lumbar |
Part of spine comprising the lower back |
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Sacral |
Part of the spine comprising the sacrum or pelvic area |
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Coccyx |
Part of the spine comprising the tail bone |
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Anatomical position |
Standing figure with feet together,arms down and supinated |
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Sagittal plane |
A vertical line, divides the body into a left and right |
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Coronal plane |
A vertical line, divides the body into a front and back |
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Transverse Plane |
A horizontal line, divides the body into a top and bottom |
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Anterior |
Toward the front |
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Posterior |
Toward the back |
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Median |
On the midline |
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Medial |
Toward the middle |
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Lateral |
Toward the side |
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Superior |
Toward the top |
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Inferior |
Toward the bottom |
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Proximal |
Nearer to the center |
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Distal |
Away from the center |
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Deep |
Not visible on surface |
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Superficial |
Visible on surface |
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Subcutaneous |
Just below skin |
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Flexion |
Bending movement that decreases the angle between the two parts |
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Extension |
Straightening movement that increases the angle between body parts |
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Abduction |
Movement away from the midline |
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Adduction |
Movement toward the midline |
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Medial rotation |
Rotating movement towards the midline |
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Lateral rotation |
Rotating movement away from the midline |
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Elevation |
Movement in superior direction |
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Depression |
Movement in an inferior direction |
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Protraction |
Movement in the anterior direction |
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Retraction |
Movement in the posterior direction |
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Pronation |
Rotate palm of hand so that it is facing posteriorly, or down (typing on keyboard) |
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Supination |
Rotate the palm of hand so that it is facing anteriorly, or up (holding a bowl of soup) |
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Opposition |
Bring the thumb and pinky finger together |
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Reposition |
Move the thumb and pinky finger away from each other |
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Dorsiflexion |
Flexion at ankle so foot points superiorly, flexing wrist so hand bends backward |
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Plantarflexion |
Extension of the foot at the ankle, so the foot points inferiorly |
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Palmarflexion |
Rotating the hand so the palm of the hand moves closer to the forearm |
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Circumduction |
Circular movement, combination of flexion, extension, adduction ans abduction |
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Inversion |
Movement which faces the sole of the foot inwards |
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Eversion |
Movement which faces the sole of the foot outwards |
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Bi |
Two |
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Tri |
Three |
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Quad |
Four |
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Minor |
Small |
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Minimus |
Smaller |
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Major |
Bigger |
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Maximus |
Bigger |
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Vastus |
Bigger |
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Magnus |
Bigger |
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Longus |
Long you dildo |
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Brevis |
Short |