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What is the definition of anatomy?
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Study of the body
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What is functional anatomy?
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How different components of the body function
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Why does functional anatomy matter in sports, exercise, and rehab?
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Bridges theory and practice in sports, exercise, and rehab
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How does functional anatomy improve communication?
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Improves safe, effective exercise prescription with other health professionals
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What is the learning outcome for using correct anatomical terminology?
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Use correct anatomical terminology including anatomical positions, planes of motion, directional terms, joint actions, joint types, key muscle groups, roles and functions, muscle contraction types
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Why is anatomical terminology important in healthcare, sports, and rehabilitation?
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Clear, unambiguous communication in healthcare, sports, and rehabilitation
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What are two key uses of anatomical terminology?
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Describing injuries, movement patterns, and treatment plans; Internationally standardised
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What is the anatomical position?
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The standard reference point for describing body parts and their positions
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Describe the body in the anatomical position.
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Standing upright
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What are the four components of the anatomical position?
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Facing forward, feet parallel, arms at side, palms facing forward
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Why use the anatomical position?
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Ensure consistency in anatomy descriptions, used across medical fields and sport science, allows precise description of injuries and conditions
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What are planes of motion/body planes?
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Imaginary flat surfaces that divide the body along which movement occurs: Frontal, Sagittal, and Transverse
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Describe the Sagittal Plane.
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Goes from anterior to posterior; Flexion and extension movements
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Describe the Frontal Plane.
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Plane goes from right to left; Divides the body into anterior and posterior portions; Abduction and adduction movements
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Describe the Transverse Plane.
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Plane runs parallel to the ground; Divides the body into superior (Upper Body) and inferior (Lower Body) portions; External (lateral) rotation and internal (medial) rotation movements
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What do directional terms describe?
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The location of one structure relative to another in the body
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What ensures clear communication in directional terms?
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Universal, consistent language based on AP that ensures clear communication
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Define Superior (Upper body).
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Toward the upper body
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Define Inferior (Lower body).
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Toward the lower body
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Define Anterior (Front).
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Toward the front
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Define Posterior (Back).
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Toward the back
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Define Lateral (away from midline of the body).
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Away from the midline of the body
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Define Medial (towards the midline of the body).
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Towards the midline of the body
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Define Proximal (nearest attachment to limb or structure).
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Nearest attachment to limb or structure
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Define Distal (farthest from attachment or origin).
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Farthest from attachment or origin
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Example: The nose is ___ to the ears.
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Medial
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Example: The ears are ___ to the nose.
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Lateral
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Example: The elbow is ___ to the wrist.
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Proximal
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Example: The fingers are ___ to the wrist.
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Distal
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Example: The chest is ___ to the spine.
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Anterior