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28 Cards in this Set
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Describe the anatomical position.
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Standing upright, head, eyes, & toes facing forward, upper limbs by the sides, palms facing forward, thumbs lateral.
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The chest is anatomically referred to as the ________, and the stomach as the ________.
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thorax, abdomen
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The arms are anatomically referred to as the ___________, and the legs as the ______________.
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upper extremities, lower extremities
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The line which divides a human symmetrically is called the _______________ (3 different names used).
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midsagittal, sagittal, or median plane
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Lines that run parallel to the sagittal plane are called ___________________.
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parasagittal planes.
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The plane that divides the front of a person from the back is called the ____________ (2 names are used).
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coronal or frontal plane
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The plane that divides the top half of a person from the bottom half is called the ____________ (2 names are used).
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horizontal or transverse plane
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When something on the body is further from the median plane than something else, it is said to be _________ to it.
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lateral
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When something on the body is closer to the median plane than something else, it is said to be _________ to it.
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medial
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When something on the body is in front of something else, it is said to be ________ or _________ to it.
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anterior, ventral
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When something on the body is behind something else, it is said to be ________ or _________ to it.
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posterior, dorsal
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When something on the body is above something else, it is said to be __________, _________, or __________ to it.
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superior, rostral, or cranial
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When something on the body is below something else, it is said to be __________ or __________ to it.
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inferior or caudal
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Describe the structures in the upper extremity, starting at the body and working out.
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Shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand.
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Describe the structures in the lower extremity, starting at the body and working out.
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Hip, thigh, knee, leg, ankle, foot.
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In the extremities, structures closer to the body are referred to as ________, and structures further from the body are referred to as ___________.
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proximal, distal
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Movement which flexes a muscle is called ________, and the opposite movement is called ________.
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flexion, extension
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Moving a body part towards the midline is called ________, and moving one away from the midline is called ________.
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adduction, abduction
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The position where the palms face down is called _________.
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pronation
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The position where the palms face up is called _________.
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supination
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The circular movement of a limb is called __________.
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circumduction
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A wound must reach the _________ to be considered deep.
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deep fascia
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The four layers of the skin, starting at the surface, are...
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...the epidermis, dermis, superficial fascia, and deep fascia.
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1st degree burns reach the __________.
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epidermis
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2nd degree burns reach the __________.
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dermis
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3rd degree burns reach the __________.
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deep fascia
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What is the pH of blood?
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7.35
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What is the pH of milk?
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6.2
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