Body Planes
Other Injuries/Conditions
Types of Fx's
Directions
Directions pt.2
100

The vertical plane that passes longitudally through the body, divides the body into left and right halves.

Median Plane/Sagittal Plane

100
The bone is forced out of alignment and remains out until surgically or manually replaced. 

Dislocation

100

It breaks straight across the bone and has not broken the skin. 

Simple fracture

100

Bending at a joint.

Flexion

100

The front of the body or body part.

Anterior

200

What is another name for the Frontal Plane?

Coronal Plane

200

Injury to a ligament that connects bone to bone. 

Sprain

200

A break that displaces the bone and breaks through the skin. 

Compound fracture

200

Movement of a body part in a circle. 

Circumduction

200

Toward the midline of the midline of the body.

Medial

300

What plane passes through the body into the superior and inferior portions?

Transverse Plane

300

The bone is forced out of alignment but then returns to place. 

Sublixation

300

Bending of a bone that causes a partial break, which is common in kids. 

Greenstick Fracture

300

Movement away from the midline. 

Abduction

300

Nearer to the central aspect of a structure. 

Proximal

400

What is the imaginary line that cuts right down the center of your body from head to toe and divides it into left and right halves?

Midline

400

Total tearing of a ligament causes the most severe instability

Grade 3 Sprain

400

Shattering of the bone.

Comminuted Fracture

400

Pulling the foot towards the body. 

Dorsi Flexion

400
Nearer the surface. 

superficial/external

500

What plane divides the plane into EQUAL left and right halves?

Midsagittal Plane

500

Wearing down of Hyaline Cartilage.

Osteoarthritis

500

Fracturing caused by a blow or crushing force. 

Impacted Fracture

500

Rotation at a joint that brings the body part toward the body. 

Internal rotation

500

Ventral aspect of the foot. 

Plantar

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