Anatomie : le corps avec précision
Apprenez à nommer et situer avec rigueur chaque structure du corps humain. Maîtrisez le vocabulaire anatomique officiel, des repères palpables aux organes vitaux, sans jargon inutile mais avec une exacte précision.
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26 levels across 4 sections, about 52 minutes end to end, roughly 10 days at five minutes a day. It moves through S'orienter et repérer la charpente, L'appareil locomoteur en action, L'organisation des cavités internes, and Les autoroutes de transport et de commande. It starts from scratch.
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Key ideas in Anatomie : le corps avec précision
- Anatomical reference position always assumes a person standing upright, facing forward, arms at sides with palms forward
- Anatomical descriptions never change based on whether the patient is lying down, sitting, or upside down
- The observer's point of view does not alter the body's standardized orientation
- Sagittal plane cuts vertically into right and left portions
- Frontal (coronal) plane splits the front surface from the back surface
- Transverse (horizontal) plane creates top (superior) and bottom (inferior) cross-sections
- Medial means closer to the central midline of the body; lateral means further out toward the sides
- In the reference position, palms face outward so the thumb points away from the midline (lateral)
- The pinky sits closest to the trunk (medial)
- Proximal means nearer to where the limb joins the trunk
- Distal means further down the limb toward the tip of fingers or toes
- These terms only apply to limbs to describe relative distance along the branch
- Anterior (ventral) refers strictly to the front belly-side of the body
- Posterior (dorsal) refers strictly to the back spine-side
- Kneecap, breastbone, and navel belong to the anterior surface; shoulder blade and spinal column belong to the posterior surface
- Les tissus mous comme les muscles et les artères glissent et changent de forme
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Un médecin examine un patient allongé sur le ventre. Comment décrit-il les parties de son corps ?
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Where Anatomie : le corps avec précision takes you
- 1
S'orienter et repérer la charpente
- Les coordonnées du corps : s'orienter dans l'espace
- Les repères osseux palpables sous les doigts
- 2
L'appareil locomoteur en action
- L'architecture articulaire et les surfaces de glissement
- Les muscles squelettiques et leurs vecteurs de force
- 3
L'organisation des cavités internes
- Le thorax et la mécanique ventilatoire
- L'abdomen et la géographie du péritoine
- 4
Les autoroutes de transport et de commande
- Le système cardiovasculaire et les voies de retour
- Le système nerveux périphérique et les territoires d'innervation
4 sections · 8 units · 26 levels. Built to play, not to enroll.
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