Great for doctors and physical therapists, these health flash card refer to position and location
There are 39 flash cards in this set (7 pages to print.)
To use:
1. Print out the cards.
2. Cut along the dashed lines.
3. Fold along the solid lines.
Sample flash cards in this set:
Questions | Answers |
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Anatomical Position | Subject is in upright position, facing front w/palms turned to the front. |
Median Line | A line drawn perpendicular through the ctr. of the forehead,nose,chin,chest,abdomen,pelvis,and between the legs, dividing the body into a right & left half. |
Plane | A real or imaginary flat surface going through the body. |
Midsagittal Plane or Median Plane | A plane through the midline of the body. |
Sagittal Plane | Any plane parallel to the midsagittal plane. |
Frontal or Coronal Plane | A plane that divides the body front to back. |
Transverse or Horizontal Plane | A plane that cuts across the body at a right angle to the long axis. |
Section | A piece cut from the body similar to a slice of bread. |
Medial | The part nearest to the midline of the body. |
Lateral | The part farthest from the midline of the body. |
Anterior | Towards the front. |
Posterior | Towards the back. |
Ventral | Anterior part. |
Dorsal | Posterior part. |
Palmar | Palm of the hand. |
Plantar | Sole of the foot. |
Volar | Either the palm (hand) or sole (foot). |
Superior | Towards the head. |
Inferior | Away from the head. |
Cephalic | Head end of the body. |
Caudal | Tail end of the body. |
Cranial | aka. Cephalic |
Cephalad | Towards the head. |
Proximal | The part closest to its source or origin. |
Distal | The part farthest from the source or origin. |
Supine | Lying on back with face up. |
Prone | Lying face down. |
Longitudinal | aka. Lengthwise. |
Transverse | Crossways to the length of a structure. |
Vertical | Perpendicular to the horizon. |
Horizontal | Parallel to the horizon. |
Central | The inner part. |
Peripheral | On or near the surface. |
Superficial | On or near the surface. |
Major | Larger or greater. |
Minor | Smaller or lesser. |
Internal | Inside of the body. |
External | Outside of the body. |
Visceral | Organ. |