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How do Clinicians Communicate ?

rebecca_andrew Anatomy English

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How do Clinicians Communicate ?

  1. Regions

    • Head
    • Neck
    • Chest (thorax)
    • Abdomen
    • Upper Limbs
    • Lower Limbs
    • Back
    • Pelvis and Perineum
  2. 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
  3. Anatomical Planes

    • Sagittal Plane
      • Straight down midline
    • Coronal Plane
      • Straight through lateral aspect
    • Axial Plane
      • Perpendicular to midline
  4. 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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