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Medical Coding And Billing Tutorials for Beginners | Human Anatomy (Part-2) - 11

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So today we going to learn about

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remaining part of human anatomy and this

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is also very very important part. So we

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will see anatomical positions.

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Anatomical position also known as

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standard anatomical position is the

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consistent position of the human body in

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which positional references is made for

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anatomical nomenclature.

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It is not reliant reliant on whether the

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patient is standing, supine, prone,

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sitting etc. So these are anatomical

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positions. This is superior, upper part

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is

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superior, down part is inferior. Then

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distal, distance means away from body

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and proximal means near to the body.

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Medial at the middle of the body.

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Lateral, anterior, back side is also

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known as posterior. Okay. Again, heads

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at the side of head means cranial and at

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the down side means cer. So now we'll

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see anatomical planes. Sagittal plane,

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transverse plane and coronal. Anatomical

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planes are

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imaginary flat surfaces that divided the

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human body into specific sections

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facilitating the study and description

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of anatomical structures. There are

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three planes of the body. First coronal

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also known as frontal plane. This is

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coronal plane. This is okay also known

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as frontal plane. separates the front

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means anterior and back means posterior

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of the body. Sagittal sagittital means

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longitudinal plane. Sagittal plane is

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also known as longitudinal like this.

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Okay. Separates left and right side of

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the body. Left and right side of the

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body separates by sagittital plane.

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Whereas front and back side of the body

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separated by coronal or frontal plane.

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And third plane is transverse or axial

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plane which separates the upper or

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superior and lower or inferior horns of

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the body. Okay. Upper and lower

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separated by transverse plane whereas

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right left separated by sagittital plane

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and back front separated by coronal.

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First we see coronal plane. It is often

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referred to as frontal plane. This

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divides the body into front means

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anterior and back means posterior

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sections. Anterior and posterior

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sections. Movement that occurs in

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coronal plane are lateral or side to

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side. This include abduction. Abduction

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means moving your limbs laterally away

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from the midline of the body. Okay? For

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example, lifting your leg to the side.

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Abduction means moving your limbs

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laterally away from midline of your body

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is called

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abduction. Whereas adduction means

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moving your limbs medially towards the

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midline of the body. For example,

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lowering your arms down to the side of

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the body. So abduction and adduction are

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the movements that occur in coronal

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plane. Okay, please remember these two

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two terms. Abduction means moving limbs

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away from body and adduction means

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moving limbs towards the body. Any doubt

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because uh this is also important.

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You'll get straightforward question on

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this. Yeah. No, no, I'm clear. Next

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sagittital plane which divides our body

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into left and right. The sagittital

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plane also known as longitudinal plane

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divides the body into left and right.

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involves movement that occurs in

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sagittal or longitudinal plane involves

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forward and backward movements. Our

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day-to-day activities usually occur in

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this plane since we usually move by

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swinging our arms and legs in front of

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us. Okay. So, sagittital plane divide

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our body into left and right. And third,

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transverse plane also known as axial

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plane. Okay. It divides body into upper,

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upper means superior and lower means

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inferior holes and movement that occurs

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in this plane involves rotation or

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horizontal movement. So these are three

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planes. This is some differentiation

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between different terms. Okay. Anterior

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means situated before at the front

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whereas posterior means situated after

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at the back. Medial means pertaining to

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middle near to middle of body. Whereas

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lateral means far from center of body

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part but away from middle. Superficial

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means on the surface not deep and deep

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means away from surface further into the

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body.

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Superior cranial syphalic means above or

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top of and inferior means cordal podelic

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towards the feet. Proximal means towards

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the beginning the nearer of two items

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and distal means more distant far from

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the origin.

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Inversion. Inversion means to turn

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inwards to turn upside down to reverse

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in position or order. And aversion means

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to turn outward. Ipsilateral means on

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the same side and contrateral means on

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the other side. Supine means with back

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or dorsal side downward and prone means

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laying face downward. I got this

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question while my on in my CPC supine

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position. They give this term in this uh

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line and ask what is this position

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called? So like this straightforward

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question they will ask and it it is easy

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to score in this session. Okay. Then

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dorsal means rel relating to back or

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posterior and ventral means relating to

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front and anterior. Next is body

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cavities. So cranial cavity and

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vententral cavity. Both cavity together

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makes dorsal body cavity. Okay. Means

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back side of the body we have cranial

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cavity and vent. Whereas in the front

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side we have thoracic cavity, abdominal

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cavity and pelvic cavity. Thoracic

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cavity we have superior

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medastinum, plural cavity, pericardial

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cavity. within the mediastum. The human

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body is divided into number of body

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cavities which are fluid fil spaces in

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the body that hold and protect internal

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organs. The two largest human body

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cavities are the ventral cavity and

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dorsal cavity. Ventrical cavity and

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dorsal cavity are two largest body

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cavities. These two body cavities are

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subdivided into smaller body cavities.

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Okay. So vententral body cavity is at

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the anterior or front of the trunk.

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Organ or organs contained within this

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body cavity include lungs, heart,

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stomach, intestine and reproductive

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organs and it is subdivided into

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thoracic and abdominal pelvic cavities.

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Whereas dorsal cavity it is at the

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posterior or back of the body including

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both head and back of the trunk and it

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is subdivided into cranial and spinal

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cavity. So cranial cavity consist brain

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and pituitary gland whereas ventral

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cavity consist spinal cord. Thoracic

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cavity consist lungs, thymus, heart and

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also it is in medastinal cavity. Okay.

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Abdominal cavity consist stomach, liver,

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pancreas, gallbladder, spleen, large and

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small intestine. And in the pelvic

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cavity we have urinary system and

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reproductive system. These are quadrants

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of the abdomen. Abdomen is divided into

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four quadrants. Okay. First is right

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upper quadrant, then right lower

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quadrant, left upper quadrant and left

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lower quadrant. You can see here in the

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right upper quadrant we have liver,

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gallbladder, dudenum and some part of

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intestine. Okay, large and small

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intestine. Then in the lower right lower

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quadrant we have sum, appendix and

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ilium. Then the left upper quadrant we

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have stomach, pancreas. Le fixture,

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transverse colon and gigun. Okay, means

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some part of large and small intestine.

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In left lower quadrant we have again

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some part of large and small intestine.

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Sigmoid colon present in left lower

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quadrant, rectum and analy. So why this

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is important? What do we think? Why this

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is important? I don't have idea. That is

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because it is it will be easy to

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identify exact cause of that symptom.

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Okay. Mostly patient come with uh

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abdominal pain, right? The doctor will

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check and ask where you feel in pain.

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Okay. They press there and ask ask you

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where you feel the pain. If you feel

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pain in right lower quadrant, okay, that

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means it is possible that you have some

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issue with appendix or related to

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seclium. Okay.

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to diagnose the disease. This what to

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