Describe everyday positions using medical terminology
Biology
Have you ever thought of how you would describe everyday positions using medical terminology? Unit 2’s reading introduces you to the world of patient positioning, body quadrants, etc. Here is your chance to get a bit of practice… Think of an everyday position or movement, such as scratching your forehead or sitting with your hands in your lap. Now, describe that position, using medical terms. Your classmates will need to “translate” your position – and you can help them as they try! Example: Your post: My distal phalanges are resting on my scalp overlaying my frontal bone or my distal phalanges are in contact with the skin over my supraorbital ridges. Your classmates should translate: Your fingers are touching your forehead. Please help me with 5 sentences using medical terminology and what the sentences means
