Anatomy and Physiology (Paramedic) Latest Update Graded A+

Anatomy and Physiology (Paramedic) Latest Update Graded A+ Frontal (coronal) plane front and back Transverse (axial) plane top and bottom Sagittal (lateral) plane left and right Midsagittal plane (midline) left and right equal halves Axillary pertaining to armpit Brachial pertaining to upper arm Buccal pertaining to cheek Cardia pertaining to heart Cervical pertaining to neck Cranial pertaining to skull Cutaneous pertaining to skin Deltoid pertaining to shoulder Femoral pertaining to thigh Gastric pertaining to stomach Gluteal pertaining to buttocks Hepatic pertaining to liver Inguinal pertaining to groin Lumbar pertaining to lower back Mammary pertaining to the breast Nasal pertaining to nose Occipital pertaining to inferior posterior region of the head Orbital pertaining to the bones surrounding the eye Parietal pertaining to superior posterior region of the head Patellar pertaining to the front of the knee Pectoral pertaining to the chest Perineal pertaining to the perineum Plantar pertaining to sole of foot Popliteal pertaining to posterior knee Pulmonary pertaining to lungs Renal pertaining to kidneys Sacarl pertaining to sacrum Temporal pertaining to temples of skull Umbilical pertaining to navel Volar pertaining to sole of foot or palm of hand Flexion moving the distal part of a limb closer to the trunk Extension moving the distal part of a limb farther from the trunk Recumbent refers to any position in which pt is lying down or leaning back Trendelenburg position body is supine with head lower than feet Recovery position -aka. left lateral recumbent position -maintains airway in unresponsive pt Atomic numbr number of protons in an atom Atomic weight protons + neutrons