What is surface anatomy?
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, the study of the surface projection of anatomical structures, including the
palpation of bony landmarks
for example: palpation
What are the four anatomical planes?
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median (midsagittal), sagittal (parasagittal), coronal (frontal), horizontal
(transverse)
The anatomical position?
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the subject stands erect, hand, eyes and toes are directed forward
(anterior): the arms are by the side, and the palms face forward (anterior)
the legs are together with the toes facing anteriorly
in the fetal position all the joints are in what type of movement?
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flexion
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, the study of the surface projection of anatomical structures, including the
palpation of bony landmarks
for example: palpation
What are the four anatomical planes?
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median (midsagittal), sagittal (parasagittal), coronal (frontal), horizontal
(transverse)
The anatomical position?
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the subject stands erect, hand, eyes and toes are directed forward
(anterior): the arms are by the side, and the palms face forward (anterior)
the legs are together with the toes facing anteriorly
in the fetal position all the joints are in what type of movement?
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flexion
