Anatomy & Physiology Lab - Body Divisions and Directional Terms

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the major body divisions, directional terms, and anatomical body planes as discussed in the lecture notes.

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Axial

Main axis of body (head, neck and trunk)

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Appendicular

Appendages (limbs)

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Superior (cranial)

Towards the head or above

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Inferior

Away from head or below

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Ventral (anterior)

Toward front of body on in front of

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Dorsal (Posterior)

Toward back of body or behind

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Media

Towards midline or middle of body

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Lateral

Away from midline or on outer sides

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Intermediate

Between medial and lateral Structure

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Proximinal

Closer to ongin of body part on point of attachment to appendage or trunk

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Distal

Farther from ongin of body part on point of attachment to appendage or trunk

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Superficial

Toward or at body surface

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Deep

Away from body surface (more internal)

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Body Plan

Flat surface where body or surface may be Cut for anotomical study

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Sections

Cuts on sections made along a body plan

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Sagital Plan

This devides body vertically into and right Plans

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Midsagital (median) Plan

Lies on midline

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Parasagital Plan

Not on midline

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Frontal (cornal) plan

Divides body vertically into anterior and Posterior plans; produces a frontal or Coronal section

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Transverse (horizontal) Plan

Divides body horizontally (9090 degrees to Veritacal Plan) into superior and inferior parts; produces a cross section