Introduction to Anatomy Activities
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is the definition of Anatomy? | The structure and relationships between body parts
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| Function follows | Form
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| What is the definition of Physiology? | The science of how body parts come together to function
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| What is homeostasis? | The balance in body systems working properly
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| What do Directional Terms do? | Describe where one body part is in relation to another
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| What is Anatomical Position? | The position of the body from the front with palms facing forward
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| What does the Sagittal or Medial Plane do? | Divides the body into two sides: left and right
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| Where is the Parasagittal Plane? | Parallel to and off to one side of the Sagittal Plane
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| What does the Coronal Plane do? | Splits everything vertically front and back
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| What does the Transverse Plane do? | Divides the body into top and bottom
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| What are Appendicular Parts? | Arms and legs
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| What does the Median Plane do? | Divides the body into two parts: left and right
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| Ventral refers to | The front of the body
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| Dorsal refers to | The back of the body
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| Cranial is towards which area of the body | Top
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| Caudial is towards which area of the body | Bottom
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| Lateral refers to structures that are where relative to the midline? | Farther away from
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| Proximal is where relative to the trunk? | Towards
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| Inferior is towards the | Bottom
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| Posterior refers to what area of the body? | Back
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| Distal refers to being where relative to the trunk? | Farther from
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