Chapter 1, Problem 3RQ

The least common facial profile is A. concave B. convex C. vertical D. none of the above

What is the position of the body when it is in the“normal anatomical position?”a. The person is prone with upper limbs, includingpalms, touching sides and lower limbs touchingat sides.b. The person is standing facing the observer, withupper limbs extended out at a ninety-degree anglefrom the torso and lower limbs in a wide stancewith feet pointing laterallyc. The person is supine with upper limbs, includingpalms, touching sides and lower limbs touchingat sides.d. None of the above

The part of the upper limb between the elbow and the wrist is called thea. arm. c. hand. e. lower arm.b. forearm. d. inferior arm.

What is the proper body mechanics when you lift an object? a. Don't Bend from your hips and knees bend at your waist. b. Lift the object using your arm and leg muscles. c. Hold the object close to your body at your shoulder or knees level. d. Your feet should be attached, with one foot slightly in back of the other.

TERMS TO KNOW (matching): Anterior (cranial) a. toward the belly b. toward the side c. toward the midline d. toward the head e. toward the backbone f. toward the tail Posterior (caudal) Dorsal (superior) Ventral (inferior) Lateral Medial Proximal g. lying further from the point of reference Distal h. lying near the point of reference

How do you practice proper body mechanics when you stand?   O a. Lock your knees and keep your shoulder straight.   O b. Keep feet up, lock knees, and bend waist.   Oc. Keep your shoulders up, chest rise, and bend back.   O d. Keep your feet flat on the floor about 12 inches (30 cm) apart

Write in a COMPLETE Sentence a description of the "faux wound" that is located at the surface of the body at the TIP OF THE SWORD. Do NOT try to describe depth or how "deep" the sword is going into the body. This is a surface wound ONLY. In your sentence you need to include the following information: Left vs right side of the body Aspect or surface side of the body (e.g., anterior side or posterior aspect of the body part) Regional terms (e.g., brachial, femoral, pectoral, antebrachial, axillary, among many others…see your PPTX for a list) Orientation terms (e.g., anterior, poster, lateral, medial, proximal, distal, superior, inferior). Bone, suture, tendon/ligament attachment landmarks that will help you pinpoint the location. Do not use a muscle belly name. DISTANCES to landmark. You can use inches or cm as needed to increase your specificity. a) superior/inferior or proximal/distal AND b) the medial-lateral dimension.

Anatomical Terms Worksheet In Analomy specific terms are used to explain the location of body organs, systems, as well as body movements. Fill in the missing words to make the passage correct using words from the word bank provided. reference, side, stand, body, arms, hands, anatomical, forward. point which is called the up, head straight and All anatomical terms have a position. This is a position where you with the palm of your by your facing forward. Complete these sentences using the terms superior and inferior. 2 The hands are to the feet to the waist. to the wrist. _to the ankie. 3. The knees are The elbow is The call muscle is 4 5 Complete these sentences using the terms anterior and posterior. 6 to the toes. to the triceps. to the quadriceps. The heel is 7 The biceps are 8 The hamstring is Complete these sentences using the terms lateral and medial. to the midline. to the arms. to the midline. 9 The arms are The neck is 10 The shoulders are 11 12 Anatomical Terms - Word Match…

Match the statement on the left with the correct term on the right.