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standard anatomical position
subject stands upright facing forward with palms facing forward
what are the 3 planes
sagittal, coronal, transverse
this is a cross-section in what plane ?
coronal
this is a cross-section in what plane ?
transverse
this is a cross-section in what plane ?
saggital
cranial
towards head
caudal
towards buttocks
superior
upwards
inferior
downwards
medial
towards middle
lateral
away from middle
proximal
toward trunk
distal
away from trunk - hand is distal to elbow
superficial
towards surface
deep
away from surface
peripheral
away from centre
anterior and ventral refer to…
front of body
posterior and dorsal refer to…
back of body
radial
thumb side
ulnar
little finger side of arm
tibial
near shinbone side
inside of leg
fibular
fibular (outer) side
contralateral
opposite sides of body
ipsilateral
same side of body
flexion
bending
extension
stretching
abduction
movement away from body
adduction
movement toward body
medial rotation
towards body
lateral rotation
away / outward
circumduction
circular motion
elevation and depression
up and down
pronation / inversion
leaning inwards
supination / eversion
leaning outwards
dorsiflexion
ankle bends raising toes upwards
planar flexion
toes down (pointed)
retrusion
backward
protrusion
forward / outward
where is the dorsal cavity and what are the 2 subdivisions ?
back of body
cranial and spinal
where is the ventral cavity and what are the 2 main subdivisions ?
front of body - thoracic and abdominopelvic
the thoracic cavity can be further divided into…
mediastinum and pleural cavities
the pleural cavities hold the…
lungs
the mediastinum holds the…
oesophagus, trachea and pericardial cavity
the heart and great vessels lay in what cavity ?
pericardial