Hi, I’ve tried adding images to a post on my site:
When locally deployed, the images are displayed. However they don’t display on the published site. Any ideas why this would be the case? I have added the raw file below:
Just as a note, my images are stored in /static/2019-10-03/
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author = ""
title = "Thursday October 3rd 2019"
date = "2019-10-03"
description = "Anatomy and Physiology Tutorial 1"
tags = ["Masters"]
categories = ["Masters"]
series = ["University Journal"]
aliases = ["migrate-from-jekyl"]
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Definitions </center></font>
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* **Anatomy:** - Branch of biological science that studies the structure of an organism.
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* **Physiology:** - The science of the functioning of living organisms and of their component parts.
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* **Gross scale:** - Large scale systemic and regional.
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* **Micro scale:** - Small scale structure.
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* **Surface anatomy:** - The features we can see or palpate (examine by touch) on the outside of the body. Prominent anatomical structures that we can see / palpate are called anatomical landmarks.
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* **Clinical anatomy:** - Relates to how anatomical structures change with pathology or range of motion (the amount of movement allowed at a joint).
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* **Positional terminlogy:** - Describes the position of structures in space / in relation to each other.
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* **Plantarflexion:** - ‘Moving the top (dorsum) of the foot away
from the anterior surface of the leg’.
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* **Dorsiflexion:** - ‘Bringing the dorsum of the foot towards
the anterior surface of the leg’.
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* **Eversion/Valgus:** - Posterior (back) of hindfoot moving away from midline.
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* **Inversion/Varus:** - Posterior aspect of hindfoot moving closer towards the midline.
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Positional Terminology Terms </center></font>
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Common words to describe the position of anatomical structures:
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* **Anterior:** - To the front.
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* **Posterior:** - To the back.
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* **Superior:** - Above.
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* **Inferior:** - Below.
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* **Lateral:** - Away from the midline.
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* **Medial:** - Towards the middle.
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* **Proximal:** - Closer to the middle of the body.
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* **Distal:** - Further away from the middle of the body.
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* **Superficial:** - Closer to the surface of the body.
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* **Deep:** - Further away from the surface of the body.
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Anatomical Position </center></font>
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* Body standing erect
* Body facing forwards
* Legs together
* Feet parallel with toes pointing forwards
* Arms hanging loosely
* Palms of hands facing forwards (thumb lateral)
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Anatomical Terminalogy relating to Bones </center></font>
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* **Condyle:** - a round protuberance that occurs at the end of some bones.
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* **Epicondyle:** - the protuberance above a condyle at the end of an articulating bone.
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* **Fossa:** - a depression or hollow.
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* **Foramen:** - a hole.
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* **Process:** - a thin prominence or protuberance.
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* **Ramus:** - a thin process projecting from a bone.
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* **Spine:** - a sharp process of a bone.
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* **Sulcus:** - groove.
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* **Trabecula:** - the thin bars of bony tissue in spongy bone.
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* **Lamella:** - thin bands of calcified bone matrix.
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* **Trochlear:** - an anatomical part having the structure or function of a pulley.
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* **Tuberosity:** - a large rounded protuberance on a bone / expanded / pulled out.
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* **Facet:** - plate like surface.
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Planes of Motion </center></font>
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* **Sagittal Plane:** - can be seen when standing side on to someone.
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* **Coronal Plane:** - can be seen when you stand in front of / behind someone.
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* **Transverse Plane:** - can be seen when you stand above or below someone.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/planes_of_movement.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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<font size="+7" color="orange"><center> Movements </center></font>
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<font size="+4" color="Gree"><center> Sagittal Plane </center></font>
**Flexion:** - involves ‘the bending of two adjacent body segments so that their two anterior/posterior surfaces are brought together’
(Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Hip flexion
* Knee flexion
* Ankle flexion
* Plantarflexion.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Sagittal_plane_flexion.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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**Extension:** - involves ‘the moving apart of two opposing surfaces’ or ‘movement beyond the neutral position’ (Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Hip extension
* Knee extension
* Ankle extension
* Dorsiflexion.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Sagittal_plane_extension.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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<font size="+4" color="Gree"><center> Coronal Plane </center></font>
**Abduction:** - ‘The movement of a body segment such that it moves away from the midline of the body’ (Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Hip abduction
* Knee abduction
* Ankle abduction.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Coronal_plane_abduction.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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**Adduction:** - ‘The movement of a body segment in a coronal plane such that it moves towards the midline of the body’ (Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Hip adduction
* Knee adduction
* Ankle adduction
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Coronal_plane_adduction.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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<font size="+4" color="Gree"><center> Transverse Plane </center></font>
**Medial Rotation:** - ‘Rotation of a limb segment about its longitudinal axis so that the anterior surface comes to face the midline of the body’ (Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Medial (internal) hip rotation
* Medial (internal) knee rotation.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Transverse_plane_medial.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
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**Lateral rotation:** - ‘Rotation of a limb segment about its longitudinal axis so that the anterior surface faces away from the midline’ (Palastanga & Soames, 2012, p3).
* Lateral (external) hip rotation
* Lateral (external) knee rotation.
{{<figure src="/2019-10-03/Transverse_plane_lateral.jpg" class="post-cover">}}
