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Body structure ..

body structure

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Body is made up of Cells, tissues, organs, systems, unified single structure (organism)
Supinate Body & head erect Arms at side Palms forward
Directional Terms describing body structures
Superior Cranial or Cephalic
Inferior Caudal
Anterior Ventral
Posterior Dorsal
Medial (mesial) Toward midline of body
Proximal Nearest trunk of body or point of origin of structure
Distal Farthest from trunk of body or point of origin of structure
Superficial External
Deep Internal
Planes of body (sections) Sagittal - Divides into left - right parts (mid=midian, para=all others) (median divides into left - right halves)
Coronal (Frontal) Divides into left - right halves
Transverse (horizontal) Divides into top and bottom
Oblique Angular section
Cross, Longitudinal & others ...
Major Closed Cavities 1. Dorsal 2. Ventral
Dorsal Cranial & Spinal
Ventral (=trunk) Thoracic & abdominopelvic (Abdominal & pelvic)
Abdominal Regions New System - 4 quadrants Formed by passing one vertical and one horizontal line through umbilicus
Old system - formed by 2 horizontal and 2 vertical lines R. hypochondriac epgastric L.hypochondriac R lumbar umbilical L lumbar R iliac (inguinal) hypogastric (pubic) L iliac (inguinal)
Serous membranes and cavities - (found in ventral body cavity) Necessary due to friction created by movement of internal organs
Each membrane has 2 portions that face each other 1. Parietal layer - lines cavity 2. Visceral layer - covers organs within cavity
Space(may be potential) formed between Visceral & parietal layers - filled with serous fluid (lubricant)
Three serous membranes forming Three serous cavities
Pluera (right to left) create pleural cavities - associated with Lungs
Pericardium creates pericardial cavity - associated with The heart
Peritoneum creates peritoneal cavity - associated with Abdominal (esp. digestive) organs - Retroperitoneal - Mesenteries
Cephalic Head
Facial Face
Cervical Neck
Frontal Forehead
Orbital or Ocular Eye
Otic Eye
Buccal Cheek
Nasal Nose
Mental Chin
Axillary Arm Pit
Brachial Arm
Carpal Wrist
Cubital or Antecubital Front of elbow
Antebrachial Forearm
Metacarpal Palm
Manual Hang
Digital or Phalangeal Toes or Fingers
Palmar Anterior surface of Hand
Dorsal Top Surface of Foot or Hand
Olecranal Back of Elbow
Thoracic Chest
Mammary Breast
Umbilical Navel
Inguinal Groin
Pubic Pubis
Dorsal Back
Lumbar Loin
Gluteal Buttock
Femoral Thigh
Patellar Front of knee
Crural Leg
Coxal Hip
Tarsal Ankle
Pedal Foot
Popliteal Hollow of Knee
Sural Calf
Plantar Sole of foot
Calcaneal Heal of foot
Created by: k.mckinley1991
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