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Descriptive Anatomic Terms:
Anatomic position:
The person is standing erect
The upper limbs by the sides
The face and palms of the hands directed forward
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Imaginary Body Planes:
Median Sagittal Plane
Vertical plane passing through the
center of the body
Divides body into equal right and left halves
Paramedian Sagittal plane: ???. .
Coronal (frontal) Planes
vertical planes at right angles to
the median plane
Horizontal, or Transverse, Planes
Are at right angles to both the median
and the coronal planes
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Terms Related to Position
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Terms Related to Position
Ipsilateral vs Contralateral
Superficial vs Deep
Internal vs External
Supine vs Prone
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Terms Related to Movements
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Terms Related to Movements
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Basic Structures
Fasciae
The superficial fascia is a mixture of loose areolar
and adipose tissue that unites the dermis of the
skin to the underlying deep fascia
Variable composition in some body parts :
numerous collagen fibers ???
absence of adipose tissues ???
The deep fascia is a membranous layer of connective tissue
that invests the muscles and other deep structures
well-defined layers, or
a thin film of areolar CT, or
a definite sheath around the muscles and other structures, or
thickened to form restraining bands called retinacula
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Basic Structures
Skeletal Muscle
Produce movements
Voluntary muscles
Striped muscle fibers
Mixed innervation
Attached to bones, cartilage, or ligaments by :
-Tendons : cords of fibrous tissue
- Aponeurosis : thin, strong sheet of fibrous tissue
- Raphe: an interdigitation of the tendinous ends of fibers
of flat muscles
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Basic Structures
Skeletal muscles
pennate muscles fibers run obliquely to the line of pull
More fibers per volume unit , More powerful
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Basic Structures
Skeletal Muscle Action
A. Prime mover:
B. Antagonist:
C. Fixator: stabilize the origin of
the prime mover
D. Synergist: prevent unwanted movements
in an intermediate joint
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Basic Structures
JointsA site where two or more bones come together,
whether or not movement occurs between them.
classified into:
A. Fibrous joints
B. Cartilaginous joints
Primary
Secondary
C. Synovial joints
movement in a synovial joint is limited by:the shape of the bones ,
adjacent anatomic structures
presence of fibrous ligaments
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Basic Structures
Synovial Joints Types:
A. Plane joints
B. Hinge joints
C. Pivot joints
D. Condyloid joints
E. Ellipsoid joints
F. Saddle joints
G. Ball-and-socket joints
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Basic Structures
Stability of Joints
The stability of a joint depends on:
A. The shape, size, and arrangement of
the articular surfaces
B. The ligaments
C. The tone of the muscles
around the joint
Nerve Supply of JointsHilton's law:
A sensory nerve supplying
a joint also supplies the muscles moving the joint and
the skin overlying the insertions of these muscles
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Basic Structures
Ligaments: Cords of CT
Collagen vs. Elastic fibers
Bursae: Lubricating device
Areas of friction ??
Synovial Sheaths: Tubular bursae surrounding
tendons
Membranes:
MucusSerous
Synovial
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Basic Structures
Blood vessels:
Arteries -----arterioles
Veins---------venules
Capillaries
Portal system:
Hepatic vein
Sinusoids
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Basic Structures
Anastomoses
Arteriovenous anastomoses
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Basic Structures
Lymphatic System:
Lymphatic tissues
Lymphatic vessels
Lymph
Afferent vessels
Efferent vessels
Lymph .Right lymphatic duct & the thoracic duct
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Basic Structures
Bone: CT
compact vs. cancellous
Classification:
Long
ShortFlat
Irregular
Sesamoide
Surface markings:
Cartillage:
gel like matrix
types: Hyaline
Fibrocartilage
Elastic
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Basic Structures
N
ervous SystemCentral Nervous System
Peripheral Nervous System
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Basic Structures
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Fig.17.01
Basic Structures
Somatic Nervous System
Autonomic Nervous System
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Fig. 17.03
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Fig.17.02