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THE HUMAN BODY

THE HUMAN BODY. Temple College EMS Professions ECA. Anatomical Position. Basis for description of anatomy Person standing, facing forward Palms facing forward. Anatomical Planes. Divides body into specific areas Used as anatomic reference points. Directional Terms. Left/Right

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THE HUMAN BODY

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  1. THE HUMAN BODY Temple College EMS Professions ECA

  2. Anatomical Position • Basis for description of anatomy • Person standing, facing forward • Palms facing forward

  3. Anatomical Planes • Divides body into specific areas • Used as anatomic reference points

  4. Directional Terms • Left/Right • Proximal/Distal • Superior /Inferior • Medial/Lateral • Bilateral

  5. Mid-axillary line Directional Terms Anterior (ventral) Posterior (dorsal) • Anterior/Posterior • Ventral/Dorsal • Mid Axillary Superior Inferior

  6. Thoracic Terms

  7. THE HUMAN BODY Plantar Palmer

  8. POSITIONS • Prone • Supine • Fowler’s Position • Trendelenberg Position • Shock Position

  9. Supine

  10. Prone

  11. Fowlers Position

  12. Trendelenburg • Head down, feet elevated • Body not bent or flexed Feet Head

  13. Shock Position

  14. Lateral Recumbent (Recovery) Position

  15. 4-1.jpg Regions

  16. AbdominalQuadrants

  17. SYSTEMS OF THE BODY • Respiratory • Circulatory • Musculoskeletal • Nervous • Endocrine • Digestive • Genitourinary

  18. Respiratory System • Function • Oxygen • Carbon Dioxide

  19. Circulatory System • Function • Transport Nutrients • Remove Waste Products

  20. Musculoskeletal System • Structure and Movement

  21. Nervous System • Central/Peripheral • Sensory • Motor

  22. Endocrine System • Regulation of body activities and function

  23. Digestive System (GI) • Absorb Nutrients • Eliminate Waste

  24. Genitourinary GU • Eliminate Waste • Maintain water and nutrient balance

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