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64 Cards in this Set
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Anatomy |
the study of the structure of an organism
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Physiology |
The study of the function of an organism
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Central Nervous System |
Brain, spinal cord. Cerebrum, basal ganglia, thalamas, cerebellum, brain stem and connecting fibers |
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Respiratory System |
Respiration: Lungs and speech organs. The Diaphragm, abdomen, thoracic Cavity, intercostals and trachea. |
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Phonatory System |
Larynx and muscles: Larynx, hyoid bone, cartilages and vocal folds
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Articulatory System |
Articulators: Lips, teeth, hard and soft palate, tongue, pharynx and larynx. |
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Resonatory System |
Pharynx and other cavities: Pharyngeal cavity, oral cavity, nasal cavity and velum. |
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Auditory System |
Ear and hearing mechanisms: Outer ear, middle ear and inner ear. |
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Anatomical position |
Body erect, palms and arms face forward |
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plane |
a flat or relative smooth surface
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axis |
the real or imaginary line running through the center of a body or structure
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frontal section |
section that divides the body into front and back portions |
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midsagittal section |
section that cuts the body into left and right HALVES |
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sagittal section |
section that divides the body into left and right PARTS |
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sagittal plane |
plane created by a sagittal section |
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transverse section |
section that divides the body into left and right parts
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anterior |
in front of |
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ventral |
front surface of the body, same as anterior |
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posterior |
toward the back, behind |
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dorsal |
back surface of the body, same as posterior |
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rostral |
toward the head |
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caudal |
toward the tail |
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peripheral |
away form the center of the body |
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superficial |
confined to the surface |
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deep |
closer to the central axis of the body |
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external |
outside a cavity or body |
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internal |
within a cavity or body |
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distal |
away from the midline |
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medial |
toward the mideline |
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superior |
above, farther from the ground |
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inferior |
below closer to the ground |
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prone |
lying on the belly |
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supine |
lying on the back |
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lateral |
to the side |
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proximal |
near a body or structure |
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axial skeleton |
head, trunk. the spinal column is the axis |
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appendicular skeleton |
lower and upper limbs |
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neuraxis |
axis of the nervous system, spinal cord, brain stem and cerebrum |
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flexion |
bending at a joint, usually toward the ventral surface |
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extension |
pulling two ends farther apart, the opposite of flexion |
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hyperextension |
extension that continues to the point where the dorsal surfaces touch each other |
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dorsiflexion |
same as hyperextension |
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plantar |
sole of the foot, the flexor surface |
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plantar flexion |
extension of the toes |
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plantar grasp reflex |
causes the toes of the feet to "grasp" |
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inversion |
turning the sole of the foot inward |
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eversion |
turning the foot outward |
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plamar |
palm of the hand |
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palmar grasp reflex |
causes the fingers to grasp |
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pronation |
rotation of the hand so the palmar surface is directed inferiorly (turning your hand down) |
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supination |
rotation of the hand so the palmar surface is directed superiorly. (scooping your hand) |
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thorax |
The chest region |
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abdomen |
anterior abdominal wall |
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dorsal trunk |
referred to as "the back" |
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pelvis |
area of the hip bones |
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cranium |
part of the skull that holds the brain |
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upper extremity |
arm, forearm, wrist and hand. |
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arm |
region from the shoulder to the elbow |
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lower extremity |
hip, thigh, ankle and foot |
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leg |
the portion of the lower extremity from the knee to the ankle. |
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microsopic anatomy |
study of structures not visible to the unaided eye |
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developmental anatomy |
development of the organisms anatomy from conception to adulthood |
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pathological anatomy |
changes in structure as a result of a disease |
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Descriptive anatomy |
individual parts of the body to functional systems |