Body Planes
Directional Terms
Skeletal Structures
Muscular Structures
Identification
100
These are hypothetical geometric planes used to divide the body into sections.
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What are body planes?
100
Words that allow description of one body part in relation to another.
What are directional terms?
100
Anatomical body parts specific to bones deep within the body.
What are skeletal structures.
100
Structures located just beneath the skin and are most responsible for body movement.
What are muscular structures?
100
the act of finding out who someone is or what something is.
What is the ability to identify something?
200
This body plane spans from the front to the back of the body and separates the left side from the right side of an object.
What is the sagittal plane?
can also accept midsaggital plane
200
Where the ankle sits in comparison to the foot.
What is superior?
200
This skeletal structure is NOT as deep as the brain and sits superior to the mandible.
What is the cranium?
will also accept skull
200
This muscle sits anterior of the leg and superior to the knee.
What are the quadriceps?
200
This point sits superior to the figure.
What is point A?
300
another name for the frontal plane.
What is the coronal plane?
300
This directional term refers to anything closer to the feet in comparison to another point.
What is inferior?
300
These skeletal structures sit posterior and lateral to ribcage.
What are the scapula?
300
Biceps and triceps exemplify these types of muscle structures.
What are agonist and antagonist muscle pairs?
Will also accept antagonist pairs
300
A point used relative to other points to describe exact location and position.
What is a reference point?
400
THis number indicates the traverse plane.
What is the number 1?
400
The directional term that best refers to the perimeter of the body.
What is lateral?
400
These skeletal structure are lateral and anterior to the body, inferior to the neck, and superior to the ribs.
What are the clavicle bones?
400
This muscle sits slightly left of the midsagittal line and is superior to the belly button. It is not superficial and very important.
What is the heart?
400
The point located right, lateral, and inferior to the belly button.
What is the point F?
500
All 3 body planes and the oblique planes intersect at this single point.
What is the center of mass?
Will also accept center of gravity, or center point
500
The "belly" side of humans may also be referred to as the _______________ side.
What is anterior/the anterior side?
500
These skeletal structures are located both posterior and anterior to the body, located in the sagittal and coronal planes, is above the transverse plane, and is located midsaggital.
What is the rib cage?
Will also accepts ribs
500
These muscles sit anterior and laterial of the human body.
What are the external obliques?
Will accept obliques.
500
This point sits closest to the tranverse plane.
What is the point E?
