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AP02.3 Body Directions Lecture

AP02.3 Body Directions Lecture

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Biology

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12th Grade

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Easy

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anatomical directions

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Bill Habiger

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28 Slides • 22 Questions

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Word Cloud

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What is an example of a direction word we use in everyday language?

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Hotspot

Click on the rectangle that would be labeled:

Superior

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Open Ended

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Make a sentence using a directional term that means toward the head to describe the location of one structure of the heart with respect to another structure of the heart.

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Open Ended

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Make a sentence using a directional term that means toward the tail to describe the location of one structure of the digestive system with respect to another structure of the digestive system.

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Open Ended

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Make a sentence using a directional term that means toward the front to describe the location of one structure of the brain with respect to another structure of the brain

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Multiple Choice

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True or False: The ribs are anterior to the lungs.

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True

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False

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Open Ended

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Make a sentence using a directional term that means toward the back to describe the location of one structure of the body with respect to another structure of the body

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Labeling

Label the directions.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

anterior

superior

medial

lateral

inferior

distal

posterior

proximal

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Open Ended

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Make a sentence using a directional term that means toward the middle to describe the location of one structure of the body with respect to another structure of the body

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Multiple Choice

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True or False: The veins are lateral to the heart.

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True

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False

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Open Ended

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Pick one structure that is intermediate to the radius and the metacarpals?

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Draw

Place a circle around the proximal end of the femur bone.

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Draw

Place a circle around the distal end of the ulna bone.

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Labeling

Label the directions.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

medial

proximal

inferior

posterior

anterior

distal

superior

lateral

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Activate Self-Pace Mode

Use your notes.

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Labeling

Label the directions.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

inferior

lateral

superior

medial

anterior

proximal

posterior

distal

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Labeling

Label the directions.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

inferior

lateral

anterior

distal

medial

superior

posterior

proximal

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Multiple Choice

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Which structure is superior to the esophagus?

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mouth

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stomach

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cervical (neck) vertebrae

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trachea (wind pipe)

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Multiple Choice

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The elbow joint is ______________ to the wrist and shoulder.

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medial

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lateral

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intermediate

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proximal

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distal

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Multiple Choice

Which term means that a structure is near the surface?

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superficial

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medial

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deep

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inferior

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Multiple Choice

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Away from the origin or trunk
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Deep
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Distal
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Proximal
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Posterior

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Multiple Choice

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Which joint is located at the proximal end of the femur (thigh bone)?

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hip

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knee

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ankle

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toe

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Multiple Choice

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The clavicle (collar bone) is ____________ to the heart.

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medial

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lateral

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intermediate

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proximal

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distal

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