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ANATOMIC POSITION

AFJATOMFC PLANES

ANATOMIC DESCRIPTORS

1)cfine the fnllo~\ilinr:trrni*:

Vmlral

1)nrsnl
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What i s the positinn of the

great tor (firs[ tor) rejativr
other toes?
Itr I l ~ e

\C'l~err.i* the radiaa'1:~rtcry

in relation to the suhcI:txi:ln
tlrtrv ?

t$%irh i q more distal, the

femur or tibia?

ANATOMIC MOVEMENTS

What are the three rnajcrr

typw of musrlc?

Describe the innel-vittion

ancl chr~raactcri\ticso f
skrle~almlrurle.

Cf'h:it four paramcttrs arc

used tn rtc~rrihcskrletal
n~~~ncleu?

Define t l ~ rfollowing n ~ u ~ c l e
actions:
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Extensinn Ti~crc,;tcingthc anq!r ol' t llr i c ~ i ~ lur ,r

<traiqt~tcntn~ t h r joint

Ahdt~dion

Motqilg onr stnicturtl trnvi~rrl:lnrrtl~rr

inrdiallv (i.r.. tow,lrrl tl1t1 :matmnir
positinn)-thir~k rtdd = t(y(,ihr,l-

Dcscrihe the action that

mcurs with each of t l ~ c
rnllowing movements:

Kicking a asorcc hall of tlic, I t y at tht, h ~ r r .

Extrr~sir~r~

Spreading the fingers AlltT~rctionI I tlir

~ fingrrs :12 t l t ~
iclints
i~~ctaca~c)pl~al~ir~qt+:~l

Bringing an arm that is A(ld~~ction e at thr sEln~~lder

of' t l ~ an11
extended stmight out and
tn the side Eatcrnlly,
toward the body

\%%ati s tlie difference Tendons :>ttacl~ tIw l n u s c l ~to tllr I l o n ~ ,

hetween ligaments and while lig;irrlcnts attacl~I)onc t o bonc.
tendons?

What is a strain? parZid rlr i n c n r n p l ~ t rtrar nl'a ITL~ISC~P

or Ti~a~ntmt

t h a t i s a sprain? A partial or incompktc tctlr ol a tcr~rlon

 The Head

THE SKULL
 .4 = 111I.f~rior ;1r1c1v ~ i p ~ ~I P~I +I ~~ ~r W1in1,s
~ A ~
l3 = I'<lr7~t:ll! ~ C I T I ( ~
C = 1,ainht~oirls ~ l h i r r
I 1 = S p l ~ ~ , i ~ oI)OIIP,
i ( l ~ r p ~ i \\in%
rr
E = Tcrnpnr,3l Imnr
F = Zygortiatir arch
C; = 0ccrptit:d I>t)rlc.
H = E x i ~ n l doccipital p r n t i ~ l ~ t ~ r . + t ~ r ~
I = Uwtnitl pnKhws
] = R;un~rls01'1lic nrandil3lr
R = :ingTc n r t l l ~~nandihlr
L = M ~ n t a lfr)r:~rnr,n
$1- Frontal hr~nra
.\! = Cori)r~,llsuttlrc
0 = Ptcriorl (thr "1", i s d r n t
P = 1,at.rirn;tl h n n ~
Q = Rxtprnal .tnditr>n'(;lco~istic)mcaius
K = Antrrior nasal spinc
S = $5 loid pmcss
T = Alvt=nFarprocess

What are the superior and Thr a t t ; ~ c h n l ~ npuints

t ror tllr t~rnporal~.;
inrcrior temporal lines? 111usdr

What region t i e s helnw the 'Ttjr, trir~pornlfossa

and inferior
s~~perior
tempor:il lincs?

CVh:lt i* the dinical signifi- Srv~rt:midrlIr canrinfcr%ol~sin? ~ p r r a t l

mnw or t11r proximity of the to tllr rrlastoitl P~CLI~PPSZ ~ ~ !teinpnrd
I P
external auditory meatus and bni~c.
the rn:t\*oirl pnmss;?

Bones and sutures

Which eight hones make

op thc ncurwrani~~rn?

mat are the immobile

junctions behc-pen the-
hone$ r ~ the
f neurorranium
called?
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Cnl-nnal suture?

S:qitt:~l.;llturc?

Csrnl,doirl 'iuftlrr?
\ m a t i*the intcr.;ection e l l '
the I:irnhdr,id :mtl ragitlid
s~lhlrcfcalled?

M'l~ali q Illc interwctiol~

of tlw sagittal :~nd~ o r v n : ~ l
suturec c:iII~d?

CChal ir; a nietnpic sutl~rr?

What i s c~-:~nin\!no~tosi~?

W l ~ aiq:
l

Scaphclc~pI1:i1!?

Acrt,ceph:lly?

PI:~gincepllaIy?

IdenliSy the laheierl points

rill the neurocr:lnium un the

Following purtcrior r~nd

superinr views:
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What arc fnntai~elles?

What are the Targcst

fontanellc~,and where are
they Iocaterl?

Which sutures form tlie

I~orderso f t h po~teriar
~
Fontan~Ile?

How can the anterior and

he
posterior Fontat~rlle~
identified on an infant?

In adults, what i s tlw name

of thr remnant af the:

Antprior fontanelle?

Posterior fontanelle?

What is the location of

the anternlateral
(sphent>id:~l) fontanrllc
c:tllerl in atlulls?

W'hy is the pteriun

clinically significant?
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Internal surface features

LaheI the Folltnving r*irw or

the floor l htx nerlm-
criinil~in:

Anterior cranial fossa

In additinn tn the ethrnoid Tlw fmr~td1 1 t ) r l r .

ht~ne,wl-hichllunc conkrib-
utes tn Ihc nnnr of [he
anterinr Fossa?

I!iaE, i s llie name of the

flat psrl nT 111eerhmoid
hone that I ~ C Santeriorly in
the midline?

1111atstrtrrture passes
tlrrough the crihriform
plate?