Anatomy for the SLP WEEK 1

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Flashcards covering key terms and concepts from the lecture notes on anatomy and communication terminologies.

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Human Communication

One of the most complex processes involving hundreds of muscles and millions of nerves.

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Anatomy

Study of the structure of organisms.

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Physiology

Science dealing with the functions of the anatomy of living organisms.

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Respiratory System

One of the six main systems involved in communication.

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Phonatory System

System that produces vocal sounds.

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Articulatory System

System responsible for shaping sounds into speech.

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Neurologic System

System that controls communication through nerve functions.

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Resonatory System

System that affects voice quality and projection.

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Auditory System

System that involves hearing.

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Anatomic Variability

The uniqueness of structures and functions within each individual.

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Nomenclature

The system of names or terms used in a particular science.

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Anatomical Position

Standard position of the body used as a reference for describing locations and surfaces.

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Superior

Toward the top.

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Inferior

Toward the bottom.

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Anterior

Toward the front.

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Posterior

Toward the back.

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Medial

Toward the midline or axis of symmetry.

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Lateral

Away from the midline of the body.

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Proximal

Toward the body or the root of an extremity.

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Distal

Away from the body.

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Ipsilateral

Same side as the referent.

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Contralateral

Opposite side of the referent.

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Abduction

Movement away from the body or midline.

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Adduction

Movement towards the body or midline.

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Flexion

Bending of a part.

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Extension

Straightening of a part.