Chapter 1, Problem 2ATP

Match each of the following terms with the correct meaning. ________ Ventral Lying on the back, face upwards Farther from the point of attachment The front of the body or body part Toward the tail end of the spine

The surgical removal of a rib or ribs is a/an ___________________.

I am to write in a COMPLETE Sentence a description of the “faux wound” that is located at the surface of the body at the TIP OF THE SWORD. In my sentence I need to include: Left vs right side of the body Regional terms (e.g., brachial, femoral, pectoral, antebrachial, axillary, among many others…see your PPTX for a list) Orientation terms (e.g., anterior, poster, lateral, medial, proximal, distal, superior, inferior). Bone, suture, muscle landmarks that will help you pinpoint the location. DISTANCES (you can use inches or cm) as needed to increase  specificity.

Match each words with the correct sentences. 1.Distal: 2.Anterior: 3.Medial: 4. Posterior: 5.Inferior: 6.Superficial: 7.Superior: 8. Proximal -Farthest front the point of origine -Toward the front of the body -Toward the body's midline -toward the back of the body -At or near to the body's -Closest to the point of origine • Toward the head -Toward the surface /skin

Explain using anatomical position and terminology the following common medical complaints (headache, indigestion, asthma, tummy ache)

The protective sheath that covers the brain and is CLOSEST TO THE SKULL is the     Dura Mater     Pia Mater     Arachnoid process     Subarachnoid space

Directions Write in a COMPLETE Sentence a description of the “faux wound” that is located at the surface of the body at the TIP OF THE SWORD. In your sentence you need to include the following information: Left vs right side of the body Regional terms (e.g., brachial, femoral, pectoral, antebrachial, axillary, among many others…see your PPTX for a list) Orientation terms (e.g., anterior, poster, lateral, medial, proximal, distal, superior, inferior). Bone, suture, muscle landmarks that will help you pinpoint the location. DISTANCES (you can use inches or cm) as needed to increase your specificity. REMINDERS: on the arms and legs you are to use proximal and distal. I won’t accept superior and inferior with the arms and legs. DO NOT use proximal and distal to describe things on the head or torso.

Patient is a 36 year old female with a chief complain of tingling and numbness in her first 3 fingers and thumb of both wrists, mild burning sensations heading proximally in her right arm, trouble grasping objects, and having issues making a fist. The patient has been working as a secretary for the last 10 years.   Past medical history Herniated disc between C6-C7.   Family history: Moher died of bladder cancer and father has coronary artery disease.   Social History Social alcohol usage (a glass of wine every one-two weeks) with friends and family. No Tabaco or recreational drug history.   Allergies None   Medications Ibuprofen 400 mg when needed. Birth control pill   Key Labs, images, or procedures performed in relation to current diagnosis. Nerve conduction study:  Median nerve impulse were slower than normal Tinel’s test: Positive. Phalen’s test: Positive   Key Physical Examination findings: Tenderness when the wrist was overextended. 1. Provide the diagnosis *   2.…

A child is prescribed acetaminophen to help with her headaches. Which statement, made by the child, indicates the medication is effective? A child is prescribed acetaminophen to help with her headaches. Which statement, made by the child, indicates the medication is effective? "My head doesn't hurt anymore." "My eyes look like pumpkins." "Mommy says I don't have a fever." "That medicine tastes gross."