Body Regions
Tissues
Random
Planes
Integumentary/Medical Terminology
100

Pertaining to the front of the body.

Anterior

100

What are two functions of connective tissue?

Support and connect body tissues to other structures. 

100

A tissue that is highly vascularized means that there is what? Name a type of tissue that is highly vascular...

Blood flow, skin, muscle...

100

The ______________plane divides the body into left and right halves. 

Sagittal or Midsagittal

100

What are the function(s) of the integumentary system?

Protection(Pathogens), Vitamin D synthesis, Insulation, Touch receptors(sensation). 

200

Pertaining to the back of the body. 

Posterior

200

A _________________ tissue is usually a lining or covering of a structure. 

Epithelial

200

_____________ is a bodies protective response to tissue damage. Usually due to trauma or infection. 

Inflammation

200

This plane divides the body into a front and back portion. 

Frontal

200

Outermost layer of skin. 

Epidermis

300

Farther away from the body(pertaining to the appendages)

Distal

300

This type of connective tissue provides support and movement for the body as well as playing a role in generating body heat. 

Muscle

300

Please describe a local vs a total contraindication as it pertains to massage therapy. 

local= avoid the area, total = not safe to massage(no touchy)

300

The transverse plane divides the body into ___________ and  ___________ halves. 

Upper and lower

300

Innermost layer of skin

Subcutaneous or Hypodermis
400

Towards the midline of the body

Medial

400

This type of body tissue contains cells that react to a stimuli and conduct electrical impulses. 

Nervous

400

True or false, Chemicals make up cells, Cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs make up organ systems and all of this makes up organisms. 

True

400

Two movements that take place in the sagittal plane are________ and ___________.  Think door hinge and elbow. 

Flexion and extension

400

Define the following medical terms:

Hyper

Hypo

Superior

Sub

Infra

Hypo=low or too little

hyper= too much or excessive or high

Superior= above

Sub/Infra or inferior=below

500

Above, Closer to the surface of the body. 

Supra, Superior, Superficial 
500

Adipose or fat, is a connective tissue layer, what function(s) does it serve?

Padding, insulation and support. 

500

Describe anatomic position and why it is important for medical professionals to know?

Body standing up, palms facing forward. It is important so that we have a common way of referring to the body and how it is oriented. 

500

Differentiate between the axial and appendicular skeleton. Name the bits that make up each. 

Axial- skull, spine, sacrum, ribs and sternum

Appendicular-everything else, arms and legs..etc

500

Skin Melanomas are type of ________. What are some characteristics of a skin melanoma? Why is being able to identify sking abnormalities of upmost importance for a massage therapist. 

Cancer.   Oma means tumor.  Asymmetrical in appearance, dark or changing of color, raised...etc

It is important because knowing abnormalities we can identify when massage is safe and when and individual may potentially need to see their physician. 

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