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Name 3 body systems related to movement.
Name 3 body systems related to movement.
Muscular, Skeletal, Nervous
Name 7 anatomical regions.
Name 7 anatomical regions.
Upper Extremity (UE), Lower Extremity (LE), Trunk, Thorax, Abdomen, Back, Head, Neck
Describe anatomical position.
Describe anatomical position.
Erect position, forearms supinated, feet facing forward, arms at side.
Name 4 terms to describe structures relative to anatomical position.
Name 4 terms to describe structures relative to anatomical position.
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Describe 3 anatomical planes.
Describe 3 anatomical planes.
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Body Systems Related to Movement
- Muscular system enables movement through contraction.
- Skeletal system provides structure and support for the body.
- Nervous system coordinates signals to initiate and control movement.
Anatomical Regions
- Upper Extremity (UE) includes arms and shoulders.
- Lower Extremity (LE) consists of legs and feet.
- Trunk encompasses the thorax and abdomen.
- Thorax refers to the chest area.
- Abdomen is the region between the thorax and pelvis.
- Back is the posterior aspect of the trunk.
- Head includes the skull and facial structures.
- Neck connects the head to the trunk.
Anatomical Position
- Body is positioned upright and erect.
- Forearms are supinated, palms facing forward.
- Feet are placed parallel and facing forward.
- Arms are positioned at the sides of the body.
Terms Describing Structures Relative to Anatomical Position
- Dorsal indicates the posterior side of the body.
- Ventral refers to the anterior side or front of the body.
- Medial means closer to the midline or center of the body.
- Lateral indicates a position farther from the midline.
Anatomical Planes
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Sagittal Plane
- Divides the body into left and right halves.
- Involves anterior/posterior movements and allows for flexion and extension.
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Frontal Plane (Coronal)
- Segments the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) sections.
- Facilitates side-to-side movements such as abduction, adduction, ulnar, and radial deviation, as well as lateral flexion.
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Horizontal Plane (Transverse)
- Divides the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) portions.
- Supports rotational movements and actions occurring along the vertical axis.
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Test your knowledge on body systems related to movement and anatomical terminology. This quiz covers essential concepts such as anatomical positions and relative terms used in anatomy. Perfect for students of biology or health sciences!
