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How do Clinicians Communicate ?
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How do Clinicians Communicate ?
Regions
- Head
- Neck
- Chest (thorax)
- Abdomen
- Upper Limbs
- Lower Limbs
- Back
- Pelvis and Perineum
The Anatomical Position
- Standing
- Facing Forwards (anteriorly)
- Face and Eyes looking anteriorly
- Upper Limbs by side
- Palms Of Hands Facing Anteriorly
- Feet together
- Toes Pointing Anteriorly
Anatomical Planes
- Sagittal Plane
- Straight down midline
- Coronal Plane
- Straight through lateral aspect
- Axial Plane
- Perpendicular to midline
- Sagittal Plane
Anatomical Terms
- Left and Right
- Anterior And Posterior
- Superior and Inferior
- Medial and Lateral
- Proximal and Distal
- Superficial and Deep
- External and internal
- Major and Minor
- Dorsal and Ventral
- Of Laterality
- Unilateral
- Bilateral
- Midline
- Ipsilateral
- Contralateral
- Of Movement
- Flexion and Extension
- ABduction and ADduction
- Internal and External Rotation
- Circumduction
- Elevation and Depression
- Protraction and retraction
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- Anatomy Mind Map on How do Clinicians Communicate ?, created by rebecca_andrew on 13/11/2014.
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