This document discusses anatomical directions used to describe the positions of structures in the body. It begins by reminding the reader of the standard anatomical position, which is standing upright with arms at sides and palms facing forward. It then defines several key anatomical directions relative to this position: superior/inferior refer to toward/away from the head, anterior/posterior refer to toward/away from the front/back, and medial/lateral refer to toward/away from the midline. It also defines proximal/distal as closer to/farther from the trunk for limbs, and superficial/deep as toward/away from the body's surface. Memory aids are provided to help recall several of the directional terms.
Anatomical movement - terms & medical information martinshaji
Anatomical terms of movement are used to describe the actions of the skeleton muscles. Muscles contracted to produce joint movement and subsequent movements can be precisely described using the following terminology.
As for the anatomical location, the terms used assume that the body starts in an anatomical position. Most of the movements have an opposite movement, otherwise known as an antagonistic movement. The terms are described herein as antagonistic pairs for ease of understanding.
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Bones of the Foot: Tarsals, Metatarsals and Phalanges · The Femur · The Patella · The Tibia · The Fibula.
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Anatomical movement - terms & medical information martinshaji
Anatomical terms of movement are used to describe the actions of the skeleton muscles. Muscles contracted to produce joint movement and subsequent movements can be precisely described using the following terminology.
As for the anatomical location, the terms used assume that the body starts in an anatomical position. Most of the movements have an opposite movement, otherwise known as an antagonistic movement. The terms are described herein as antagonistic pairs for ease of understanding.
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Bones of the Foot: Tarsals, Metatarsals and Phalanges · The Femur · The Patella · The Tibia · The Fibula.
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It acts as the site of origin and attachment of many muscles and ligaments, and can be divided into three parts; proximal, shaft and distal.
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3. Remember
Standard Anatomical Position?
• Standing straight
• Head facing forward
• Arms at sides
• Palms facing forward
• Feet apart and parallel
This is the starting point for
all the Anatomical
Directions.
6. Superior:Superior: Toward the head, or above
Inferior:Inferior: Away from the head, or below
Label these on your
body outline.
7. Anterior:Anterior: toward the front of the body
(you can also say ventral)
Posterior:Posterior: toward the back of the body
(you can also say dorsal)
Label these on your
body outline. (Draw
arrows if you need to.)
9. Medial:Medial: toward the midline (Median Plane)
Lateral:Lateral: away from midline (Median Plane)
Label these on your
body outline. (Draw
arrows if you need to.)
10. Memory Hint for Sports Fans:
Think of a lateral pass, where the player throws
the ball to the side, away from his/her midline.
12. These directions are used with theThese directions are used with the limbslimbs only:only:
Proximal:Proximal: closer to the trunk (body)
Distal:Distal: farther from the trunk (body)
Label these on your
body outline. (Draw
arrows if you need to.)
13. Superficial:Superficial: toward the body’s surface/skin,
can also be called “external”
Deep:Deep: away from the body’s surface, toward
the organs, can also be called “internal”.
These two will be hard to
draw on your body
outline. Make whatever
notes you need to help
you remember!
14. When you think about the directions
superficial and deep, it helps to think of
wounds, or breaks in the skin.
A small cut, scratch, or scrape is known as a
superficial wound.
A deep wound, however, is dangerous. It is a
hole in the body that will affect structures
under the skin, like muscles, large blood
vessels, and organs. This might be a deep
cut, gunshot wound, or a shark bite.
