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Anatomical Position Sec. 1.9

Anatomical Position Sec. 1.9. Anterior/Posterior (ventral/dorsal). Anatomical Position. Lateral/Medial. Anatomical Position. Superior/Inferior. Proximal/Distal. Sections Through the Body. 1. Transverse 2. Frontal 3. Saggital. Saggital Plane. Transverse.

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Anatomical Position Sec. 1.9

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  1. Anatomical Position Sec. 1.9 • Anterior/Posterior (ventral/dorsal)

  2. Anatomical Position • Lateral/Medial

  3. Anatomical Position • Superior/Inferior

  4. Proximal/Distal

  5. Sections Through the Body • 1. Transverse • 2. Frontal • 3. Saggital

  6. Saggital Plane

  7. Transverse

  8. Bones of the leg pp. 248 - 249 • Tibia and Fibula

  9. Bones of the Leg - Patella

  10. Bones of the leg • Femur

  11. Pelvis pg. 244 • Ilium • Pubis • Ischium

  12. Pg. 245

  13. Welcome to BIOS 2310Human Anatomy & Physiology IInstructor: Mr. Todd Templeton • Today’s Agenda: • Discussion of the syllabus. • Presentation of today’s topics: • Anatomical Position • Introduction to the Skeletal System • Class will end at 4:40

  14. Anatomical Position Sec. 1.9 • Anterior/Posterior (ventral/dorsal)

  15. Anatomical Position • Lateral/Medial

  16. Anatomical Position • Superior/Inferior

  17. Anatomical Position • Proximal: nearer the point of origin. • Distal: farther from the point of origin.

  18. Proximal/Distal

  19. Sections Through the Body • 1. Transverse • 2. Frontal • 3. Saggital

  20. Saggital Plane

  21. Transverse

  22. Bones of the leg pp. 248 - 249 • Tibia and Fibula

  23. Bones of the Leg - Patella

  24. Bones of the leg • Femur

  25. Bones of the Ankle and Foot • Pp. 250 - 251 • Tarsals: • Calcaneus • Talus • Metatarsals • Phalanges

  26. Pg. 245

  27. Shoulder and Thoraxpp. 238 – 239, pp. 234 - 235 • Clavicle • Scapula • Sternum • True Ribs 1 – 7 (vertebrosternal) • False Ribs 8 – 12 vertebrochondral (8 – 10). 11 & 12 are floating or vertebral ribs. • Costal Cartilage

  28. Shoulder and Thoraxpp. 238 – 239, pp. 234 - 235 • Clavicle • Scapula • Sternum • True Ribs 1 – 7 (vertebrosternal) • False Ribs 8 – 12 vertebrochondral (8 – 10). 11 & 12 are floating or vertebral ribs. • Costal Cartilage

  29. Arm • Pp. 240 - 241 • Humerus • Radius • Ulna

  30. Arm: Radius and Ulna

  31. Arm: Humerus

  32. Wrist and Handpg. 242 - 243 • Carpals • Metacarpals • Phalanges

  33. Cervical #1 (atlas), cervical #2 (axis) and another cervical vertebra

  34. Thoracic Vertebrae12 bones pg. 231

  35. Lumbar Vertebrae5 Bones pg. 232

  36. Vertebrae • Sacrum – 5 bones, fused. Pg. 233 • Coccyx – 4 bones, fused.

  37. Day 2 Begins Here

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