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21 Cards in this Set

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abduction
away from the median plane
adduction
toward the median plane
medial rotation
internal rotation
lateral rotation
external rotation
vertical or longitudinal
any plane passing through the body which lies at right angles to the horizon, horizontal plane
Median or Midsagittal
a vertical plane which passes through the body midline dividing it into right and left eqal portions (halves)
sagittal or parasagittal
a vertical plane which passes through the body dividing it into right and left unequal portions
coronal or frontal
a vertical plane which passes through the body dividing it into front and back portions
horizontal or transverse
any plane passing though the body which lies parallel to the horizon. In imaging (CT scans) this plane is called the axial or transaxial plane
oblique
an plane passing through the body which is neither parallel to nor at right angles to any vertical or horizontal planes
superficial
nearer to or on the surface
deep
farther from the surface
intermediate
in between
medial
toward the median plane or midline of body
lateral
farther away from the median plane of the body
posterior, dorsal, dorsum
nearer to the back of the body
anterior, ventral
nearer to the front of the bod
palmar
palms of the hand
plantar
soles of the feet
inferior, caudal
nearer to the feet
superior, cranial, cephalic
nearer to the head (rostral is often used to describe structures in the brain and means nearer to the front end or nose)