UNIT 2 PATHFIT

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is the position of the body when it is standing straight up, palms facing front, with both arms hanging by its sides. Feet are flat on the ground and looking forward.
Anatomical Reference Position
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the five sections of the body.
The head, neck, torso, upper extremities, and lower extremities
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The body is also divided by three imaginary planes known as the
sagittal plane, frontal plane, and transverse plane.
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runs horizontally and separates the body into a top and a bottom half
Transverse Plane
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the other term for Transverse Plane
Top View
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runs vertically, separating the body into a front and a back half
Frontal Plane
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the other term for Frontal Plane
Front View
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runs vertically and divides the body into right and left portions
Sagittal Plane
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the other term for Sagittal Plane
Side View
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to understand movements, we must be conscious of three things:
1. bending and straightening; 2. going away from the center line of the body; 3. rotating in place.
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During ______, the leg moves backwards (posteriorly)
Flexion
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the term for Flexion
Posteriorly
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During _______, the leg moves forwards (anteriorly).
Extension
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the other term for extension
Anteriorly
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are exaggerated movements beyond the normal limit permitted by a joint. It can happen in limbs or the vertebral column and can result in ligament tear, damage, or dislocations.
Hyperflexion and Hyperextension
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is swinging towards the center
Adduction
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movements are swinging away
Abduction
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During ________, you are moving your arm/leg away from the median plane
Abduction
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During _________, you are moving them towards the median plane
Adduction
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can occur within the vertebral column, at a pivot joint, or at a ball-and-socket joint
Rotation
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This specialized movement can happen in the scapula, or the triangular bone and upper back
Elevation and Depression
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During _________, the scapula moves directly downwards
Depression
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During _________, the scapula moves directly upwards.
Elevation
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The facing down of the palm is the indicator of this forearm movement
Pronation
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The facing up of the palm is the indicator of this forearm movement
Supination
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It is facilitated by a rotational movement in the radioulnar articulation at the elbow joint
Pronation and Supination
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This movement is applicable mostly to the trunk. It is a bending movement (flexion) to the side (lateral) of the torso, observable in the front view
Lateral Flexion
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is a special type of movement that is actually a combination of many other ones
Circumduction
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is restricted to ball-and-socket type joints, such as the shoulder and the hip
Circumduction
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The antagonistic movements of ______________________ take place relative to the median place and are specific to the foot
Inversion and Eversion
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In ________, the plantar side of the foot is moved away from the median plane so that it is turned laterally
Eversion
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In _________, the plantar side is moved towards the median plane, resulting in a medial turn
Inversion
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are terms used to describe movements at the ankle
Dorsiflexion and Plantarflexion
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the dorsum
superior surface
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the sole
plantar surface
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refers to flexion at the ankle, so that the foot points more superiorly
Dorsiflexion
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refers extension at the ankle, so that the foot points inferiorly
Plantarflexion
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A pair of movements that are limited to humans and some great apes, these terms apply to the additional movements that the hand and thumb can perform in these species
Opposition and Reposition
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brings the thumb and little finger together.
Opposition
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is a movement that moves the thumb and the little finger away from each other, effectively reversing opposition
Reposition
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are used when referring to parts of the body which are toward an end of the body
Superior and Inferior
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structures are toward the head
Superior
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structures are toward the feet
Inferior
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the other term for superior
Cranial
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the other term for inferior
Caudal
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are sometimes used in place of anterior and posterior, respectively
Dorsal and Ventral
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_________ means the back side or upper side
Dorsal
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__________ means the frontal or lower side
Ventral
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are sometimes used in place of superior and inferior, respectively
Anterior and Posterior
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refers to the side of the structure facing up in the standard anatomical position
Anterior
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refers to the side of the structure facing down in the standard anatomical position
Posterior
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is used to describe anything closer to the sides of the body (toward the arms, in the standard anatomical position)
Lateral
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is used to describe anything toward the middle of the body. In general, many structures of the human body are bilateral and symmetrical with the middle of the body, such as the lungs or the arms
Medial
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refers to structures closer to the interior center of the body. For example, bones in an appendage are located deeper than the muscles.
Deep
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is used to describe structures that are closer to the exterior surface of the body. For example, the outer layers of skin are superficial to deeper layers of skin
Superficial
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Skin is ______ to the Ribs
Superficial
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Ribs is _______ to the Lungs
Superficial
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Lungs is _______ to the Ribs
Deep
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Ribs is ______ to the Skin
Deep
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refers to a point farther away
Distal
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refers to a point closer to the reference point
Proximal
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