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acromial
shoulder
antecubitis
inside elbow
axilla
armpit
brachium
upper arm
bucca
cheek
cephalon
head
cervicis
neck
cranium
skull
crus
leg below knee
digits/phalanges
fingers and toes
facies
face
femoral
upper leg
gluteal
butt
hallux
big toe
inguen
groin
lumbus
lower back
mentis
chin
oculus
eye
oris
mouth
otic/auris
ear
palma
palm
pollex
thumb
popliteus
back of knee
sura
calf
thoracis
chest
anterior (ventral)
towards the front
posterior (dorsal)
towards the back
superior
towards the head
inferior
towards the feet
medial
towards the median plane
lateral
farther from the median plane
superficial
towards the surface
deep
farther from surface
plantar
sole of foot
dorsal (foot)
top of foot
palmar
palm of hand
dorsal (hand)
back of hand
parietal
lining anterior body cavities (membrane)
visceral
covering organs within anterior body cavities (membrane)
proximal
towards point of origin
distal
farther from point of origin
sagittal plane
a vertical plane that divides the body into right/left sections
frontal (coronal) plane
a vertical plane that divides the body into anterior/posterior sections
transverse plane
a horizontal plane that divides the body into superior/inferior sections
oblique plane
a horizontal plane that divides the body at an angle into superior or proximal/inferior or distal sections
dorsal (posterior) cavity
includes the cranial cavity and the spinal cavity
cranial cavity
includes brain
spinal cavity
includes the spinal cord
ventral (anterior) cavity
includes the thoracic cavity which includes the pleural cavities, mediastinum (region), and the pericardial cavity
pleural cavities
includes the lungs
mediastinum (region)
includes the heart, trachea, esophagus, etc.
pericardial cavity
includes the heart
abdominopelvic cavity
includes the abdominal cavity and the pelvic cavity
abdominal cavity
includes the liver, stomach, spleen, etc.
pelvic cavity
includes the bladder, internal reproductive structures, etc.
flexion
shortening, reduces angle between articulated elements
extension
lengthening, increasing the angle between articulated elements
hyperextension
over lengthening
abduction
moving away laterally
adduction
moving towards laterally
horizontal adduction
move in front of the body
horizontal abduction
move away from the body
circumduction
rotation around circular point
rotation (medial/lateral)
inward or outward rotation
supination
palm up
pronation
palm down
plantarflexion
foot down, toes in pointed position
dorsiflexion
foot up, flexing foot towards head
elevation
move superiorly
depression
move inferiorly
inversion
sole of foot pointed towards midline
eversion
sole of foot pointed away from midline
protraction
moving apart anteriorly
retraction
moving apart posteriorly
opposition
thumb to fingertip
reposition
restoring an object to its natural position
Layers of Strata to the epidermis
Stratum corneum
Epidermal ridges
wavelike ridges on epidermis
Reticular
between papillary and hypodermis
Hypodermis
Adipose tissue
Hair follicle
surrounds hair
Arrector pili muscle
goosebumps
Root
below skin hair
Shaft
above hair skin
Sebaceous gland
gives hair oil
Hair papillae
bulb with capillaries and nerves
eccrine sweat glands
water secretion; more numerous
apocrine sweat glands
deeper, smellier, puberty, larger, deep in dermis
Merocrine mode of secretion
vesicles with sweat made inside and exocytosis, sweat glands
Apocrine
mammary glands, half pops off
Holocrine
entire outside of cell dissolves, sebaceous glands
Nucleus
holds DNA, center of cell
Mitochondria
Production of ATP
Golgi apparatus
flattened, plate disks, synthesis and packaging of cellular secretions
Rough ER
has ribosomes, production and packaging proteins
Smooth ER
production and packaging lipids and steriods
Ribosome
tiny, round, production of proteins
Cilia
outside membrane, help with movement
Lysosomes
breakdown damaged organelles and pathogens, big round circles
Microville
Plasma membrane extensions, increase surface area