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 Anatomical position:  Ventral or anterior:  Dorsal or posterior  Medial  Lateral  Internal  External  Proximal  Distal  Superior  Inferior.

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6  Ventral or anterior:  Dorsal or posterior  Medial  Lateral  Internal  External  Proximal  Distal  Superior  Inferior

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8  Okay!  1. point to your ventral surface on your body.  2. point to your dorsal surface of your body  Where is your armpit?  If I asked you to start an IV in the distal part of the arm, can you find a visible vein and point to it?  Point on your table buddy a medial part of their face  Point on your table buddy to a proximal area of the superior half of the body on the dorsal

9 . point to your ventral surface on your body. Point to your front  2. point to your dorsal surface of your body Point to your back  Where is your armpit? lateral  If I asked you to start an IV in the distal part of the arm, can you find a visible vein and point to it? Find a vein on your hand  Point on your table buddy a medial part of their on their face- nose  Point table buddy to a proximal area of the superior half of the body on the dorsal Upper half of back or head in the middle

10  Cranial- towards the head  Caudal- toward the tailbone  Flexion- decreasing the angle between 2 bones  Extension- increasing the angle between 2 bones  Shall I demonstrate?

11  Flexion the medial area of the body to aim the cranial area proximal to your feet, while the caudal area of your body is distal from the floor  When you have figured out this position, you may use extension. Ha!

12  Afferent- carry toward a center  Efferent- carrying away from a center  Abduction- to take away from midline  Adduction- moving toward the midline

13  If you touch your finger to a hot stove the pain runs from your finger to your brain. What term would you use to describe that?  The brain sends out an order to take your finger off the hot stove dummy! What term would you use to describe that?  If alien-friends take your body off the earth you would be ________?  If you move your arm toward the midline of your body that would be called?___________

14  If you touch your finger to a hot stove the pain runs from your finger to your brain. What term would you use to describe that? afferent  The brain sends out an order to take your finger off the hot stove dummy! What term would you use to describe that? efferent  If alien-friends take your body off the earth you would be abducted  If you move your arm toward the midline of your body that would be called? adduction

15  Eversion- turning a body part outward  Inversion- turning a body part inward  Pronation- turning a body part downward  Supination- turning a body part upward- sup dawg?

16  Use your tongue to show eversion.  Now keep everting your tongue, and use your feet to show inversion  Holding the previous position, pronate your left arm and supinate your right arm  Now keep still so I can snipe you and send to your friends………


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