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Organization of the BodyDr. Peterson
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Introduction
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“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for (people)”
Colossians 3:23 (NIV)
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PlanesBody cavities
DirectionsBody areas
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Planes
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Planes
In which plane is this rehabilitation (sensorimotor training with rocker board) treatment being performed?
Answer
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Planes
This faulty postural analysis finding is found in which plane?
Answer
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Planes
Often, MRI, CT scans and PET images view the brain & spinal cord via cross sections. Which plane level is involved?
Click on picture for access to an interactive brain anatomy site
Answer
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Planes
When using stability trainers, wobble boards, balance sandals or foam pads for sensorimotor training, which plane(s) are involved?
Stability trainersWobble board, balance sandals & foam pad
Answer
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Direction
1. What direction is your 4th digit/phalange/dactyl in relationship to your 3rd? Answer
2. Are patellae located anterior or posterior? Answer
3. What direction is your right antecubital fossa in relationship to your brachium? Answer
4. What direction are your ocular muscles in relationship to the coxae and acetabular joints? Answer
5. What direction is your temporal bone in relationship to your otic region? Answer
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Cavities
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Body Areas
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Body Areas - Matching
ot/o lung
ophthalm/o heart
pod/o liver
cardi/o umbilicus
hepat/o eye
pulm/o; pulmon/o; earpneum/o; pneumon/o
omphal/o stomach
gastr/o
Answers
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Answers
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Answer to Plane Questions1. Coronal for rocker board; sagittal perturbation challenge
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Answer to Plane Questions2. Forward drawn posture represents a coronal plane abnormality.
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Answer to Plane Questions3. Cross sectional views on advanced imaging represent the transverse plane.
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Answer to Plane Questions4. All sensorimotor devices shown provide multidirectional challenges, so no specific plane is represented. Answer: N/A
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Answers for Direction Questions1. The fourth digit/phalange/dactyl is medial to the third.
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Answers for Direction Questions2. Patellae are anterior (or ventral).
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Answers for Direction Questions3. The antecubital fossa is distal to the brachium.
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Answers for Direction Questions4. The ocular muscles are cephalic (directionally) to the coxae and acetabular joints.
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Answers for Direction Questions5. The temporal bones are superior to the otic region.
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Body Areas - Matching
ot/o lung
ophthalm/o heart
pod/o liver
cardi/o umbilicus
hepat/o eye
pulm/o; pulmon/o; earpneum/o; pneumon/o
omphal/o stomach
gastr/o foot
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Image Credits Title pic:
http://cosbiology.pbworks.com/f/1248965343/module%206%20-%2002.png
Body planes: http://www.kungfuonline.com/perch/resources/bodyplanes-w320h240.jpg
Airplane, “m” sign language pic, & cross: Microsoft Office Clipart
Spinal cord cross sections: http://neuroscience.uth.tmc.edu/s2/chapter03.html
Answers: http://www.seosavvy.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/boosting-search-traffic.jpg
Body cavities: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Body_cavities.jpg
Body part names: http://www.wsfcs.k12.nc.us/cms/lib/NC01001395/Centricity/Domain/859/surface_labeled.JPG
Coxae pic: http://www.exploringnature.org/graphics/glossary/pelvis.jpg
Superior Spiderman: http://www.comicbooked.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/prv14751_pg2.jpg