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Directional Terms

Directional Terms. Body Planes and Sections. Body Movements. Directional Terms (Pics). Body Planes and Sections (Pics). Body Movements (Pics). Directional Terms. Body Planes. Body Movements. Directional Terms (Pics). Body Planes (Pics). Body Movements (Pics). $100. $100. $100.

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Directional Terms

Directional Terms. Body Planes and Sections. Body Movements. Directional Terms (Pics). Body Planes and Sections (Pics). Body Movements (Pics). Directional Terms. Body Planes. Body Movements. Directional Terms (Pics). Body Planes (Pics). Body Movements (Pics). $100. $100. $100.

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The Body in Health and Disease

2. The Body in Health and Disease. Learning Objectives. Describe approaches used to organize information about the human body. Identify body directions, body cavities, body systems, and medical specialties. Describe various categories of diseases.

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Anatomy Terminology

Anatomy Terminology. Body Regions. Axial Region (down midline of body) Appendicular Region (limbs). REGIONS OF THE BODY. 1. Axial Region ( Goes down midline of the body) a) Head b) Neck c) Trunk (has 3 parts) 1) Thorax (chest area). Above diaphragm. Contains heart and lungs.

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1.01 Remember structural organization

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The Human Body in Health and Disease

The Human Body in Health and Disease. Chapter 2. Anatomic Reference Systems. Describe the location and functions of body parts using: Body planes Body directions Body cavities Structural units. (continues). Anatomic Reference Systems. (continues). Anatomic Reference Systems.

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1.01 Remember structural organization

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BSC 181

BSC 181. Spring 2013 Betsy A. Wargo , D.C. Introduction. Dr. Wargo bawargo@ilstu.edu Office hours: M-W-F, by appt please Office: SLB 233 Class Website: http ://bio.illinoisstate.edu/bawargo /

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INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

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1. The Human Body: An Orientation: Part B. Anatomical Position. Standard anatomical body position: Body erect Feet slightly apart Palms facing forward. Upper limb. Cephalic. Acromial. Frontal. Brachial (arm). Orbital. Antecubital. Nasal. Antebrachial (forearm). Oral. Mental.

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Anatomical Terminology

Anatomical Terminology. Directional Terms. Used by medical personnel and anatomists allowing them to explain exactly where on body structure is in relation to another. We would say : The ears are located on each side of the head to the right and left of the nose.

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. The Language of Anatomy. Anatomical position and Surface anatomy. Anatomical Position Standing upright with palms facing forward Surface Anatomy Axial Head, neck and trunk Appendicular Limbs and their attachment to the axis. Nasal (nose). Frontal (forehead). Oral (mouth).

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Anatomical Muscle Movements

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Body Planes and Directions

Body Planes and Directions. Body planes. Body planes are imaginary lines/planes that divide the body. 4 Body Planes. Sagittal (Midline)= divides the body into equal right and left halves (xz plane on the diagram). 4 Body Planes.

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Body Planes and Directions

Body Planes and Directions. Body planes. Body planes are imaginary lines/planes that divide the body. 4 Body Planes. Sagittal (Midline)= divides the body into equal right and left halves (xz plane on the diagram). 4 Body Planes.

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Anatomical Position and Body Cavities

Anatomical Position and Body Cavities. Word Parts. Abdomin (o): abdomen Acr (o): extremities Anter (o): anterior, towards the front Blephar (o): eyelid Caud (o): tail, lower portion Cephal (o): head Chir (o): hand Crani (o): skull Dactyl(o): digits (fingers and toes) Pyr (o): fire.

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Organization of the Body and General Systems

Organization of the Body and General Systems. What are humans?. Organisms are classified as human because they are: Animals Vertebrates Possess backbones Mammals Possess: Mammary glands Hair Endothermy (i.e., we generate heat internally)

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Chapter 1 Diagrams

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Lesson H-2 Body Planes and Directions

Lesson H-2 Body Planes and Directions. As part of the health curriculum, you will be asked to read and interpret graphs and charts on a daily basis. A component in our curriculum is recognizing directional planes, as well as the body cavities and the organs they contain.

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