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Body is erect
Feet are flat on the floor
Palms face forward
Thumbs point away from the body - ANSWER Anatomical Position


toward the head or upper part of body or simply above
Ex: The heart is _____ to the diaphragm. - ANSWER Superior


away from the head or toward the lower part of the body or simply below
Ex: The liver is _____ to the diaphragm. - ANSWER Inferior


toward the front of the body or belly - ANSWER Anterior


Toward the back of the body or spine - ANSWER Posterior


Toward the midline of the body - ANSWER Medial


Away form the midline of the body - ANSWER Lateral


Closer to the point of attachment or orgin of the body part - ANSWER Proximal


Farther from the point of attachment or origin of the body part - ANSWER Distal

,on the same side of the body - ANSWER Ipsilateral


on the opposite sides of the body - ANSWER Contralateral


decreases a joint angle - ANSWER flexion


straightening a joint
returns body part to zero position - ANSWER Extension


Extension of a joint beyond zero position
limited to a few joints - ANSWER Hyperextension


Movement of a body part away from the midline of the body - ANSWER Abduction


Movement toward the midline - ANSWER Adduction


Turning the palm anterior or upward - ANSWER Supination


causing the palm to face posterior or downward - ANSWER pronation


circular motion of an appendage - ANSWER circumduction


moving the soles of the feet medially - ANSWER inversion


moving the soles of the feet laterally - ANSWER Eversion

, a movement in which toes are elevated - ANSWER dorsiflexion


movement of the foot so the toes point downward - ANSWER Plantar flexion


vertical plane that divides the body or any of its parts into right and left portions. -
ANSWER sagittal


sagittal plane that divides the body or organ into equal halves. - ANSWER median


divides the body and/or organs into anterior and posterior portions. - ANSWER Frontal


horizontally divides the body and/or organs into superior and inferior portions. -
ANSWER Transverse


The body wall enclose multiple body cavities, each lined with a membrane and contains
internal organs, it's called - ANSWER viscera


straightening a joint
returns body part to zero position - ANSWER Extension


Contains the cranial cavity and the Vertebral cavity/canal
Protects the central nervous system - ANSWER Dorsal cavity


Contains the Thoracic cavity parts and the Abdominopelvic cavity parts
houses the internal organs and is lined with serous membranes - ANSWER Ventral cavity


Pleural Cavity

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