Directional terms
Body Planes
Random terms
Movement
Misc.
100
This is another term used to describe the front of the body.
What is ventral?
100
This is the plane which divides the body into top and bottom sections.
What a the transverse plane?
100
This is the area of the neck.
What is the cervical region?
100

doing a seated row at the gym

What is retraction

100

Why do we use directional terms in healthcare?

why is to communicate with exact clarity/universal

200
In the limbs, this term describes the part closest to the attachment to the trunk.
What is proximal?
200
This is the plane which divides the body into left and right sections.
What is a sagittal plane?
200

Demonstrate finger flexion

teacher check

200

when kicking a soccer ball your hip is going into...

what is flexion

200

When using directional terminology, you should always refer to the body in _________________________.

what is anatomical position?

300
The feet are the most ____________ part of the body.
What is inferior?
300
This is the plane seperates the body into anterior and posterior sections.
What is a frontal plane?
300

Name at least 5 different types of wounds.

abrasion, laceration, incision, puncture, avulsion

300
when doing dumbbell shrugs

what is scapular elevation

300

The knee is __________ to the hip.

what is superior

400
The scapula are ____________ to the vertebral column.
What is lateral?
400
Nodding the head (as in "yes") occurs in this plane.
What is a sagittal plane?
400

What is bronchitis?

inflammation of the bronchi in your lungs

400

when doing a calf raise...you are going into

what is plantar flexion

400

The thumb is _____ to the hand.

what is lateral

500

What is deep to the rib cage?

heart/lungs

500
A CAT scan looks at the body in sections along this plane.
What is transverse?
500

Demonstrate bilateral hip abduction

teacher check

500

Demonstrate bilateral hip flexion, bilateral knee flexion, right cervical lateral flexion and bilateral elbow extension.

all team members must demonstrate

500

If you go to open a jar of jelly with your left hand, what motion are you doing at your wrist?

What is ulnar deviation

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