NUR1700 Intro to Professional Nursing - Anatomy/Body Planes Flashcards

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Study-style flashcards covering planes, directions, regions, and common prefixes/suffixes from the lecture notes.

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What plane divides the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) sections?

Coronal plane

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What does the suffix -logy mean?

The study of

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What is the term for the large internal organs in a body cavity as a mass?

Viscera

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What is the root word for 'eviscerate'?

Viscera (viscer- root)

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What does proximal mean?

Near the point of origin

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What is an imaginary flat surface that divides the body into sections?

Anatomical plane (plane, body plane)

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What does the suffix -itis mean?

Inflammation (disease)

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What term means toward the head?

Superior (cephalad)

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What plane divides the body into right and left sections?

Sagittal plane

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What term means pertaining to the middle of the body, an organ, or a structure?

Medial

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What does hypo- mean?

Lower/under/below normal

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What does pre- mean?

Before

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The cavity in the head that contains the brain is called the .

Cranial

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What does gastr/o mean?

Stomach

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Pertaining to the front side of the body, an organ, or a structure.

Anterior

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Toward the tail bone.

Caudal

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Which plane divides the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) parts?

Transverse plane

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Region on the surface of the abdominopelvic area superior to the umbilical region and medial to the hypochondriac region.

Epigastric

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What does -pathy mean?

Disease

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Name region #4.

Right lumbar region

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Position of lying on the anterior surface of the body.

Prone

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The abdominopelvic region is divided into four equal sections. What are these called?

Right upper quadrant, left upper quadrant, right lower quadrant, left lower quadrant (quadrants)

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Pertaining to the back of the body, an organ, or a structure.

Posterior (dorsal)

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What does ventr/o mean?

Belly

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What does the prefix hyper- mean?

High (above)

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Name region #5.

Umbilical region

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Name region #2.

Epigastric region

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What does endo- mean?

Inner (within)

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Pertaining to the anterior of the body, particularly the abdomen.

Abdominal (ventral)

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Name region #8.

Left Hypochondriac region

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What does -scopy mean?

Examination (process of viewing)

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What does intra- mean?

Inside

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Pertaining to away from the point of origin, such as an arm or leg.

Distal

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Name region #1.

Right Hypochondriac region

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Pertaining to the posterior of the body.

Posterior (dorsal)