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Superior means
above
Inferior means
below
Superior and inferior are terms that refer to placement of a structure along the ______ of the _____.
axis of the body
Give of example of using superior and inferior.
The nose is superior to the mouth.
The abdoment is inferior to the chest.
Anterior means
front
Posterior means
back
In humans most anterior structures are those that
are in the front of the body.
In humans most posterior structures are those that
are in the back of the body.
Cephalad (cranial) means
toward the head
Caudal means
toward the tail
Caudal means
toward the tail
Dorsal means
backside
Ventral means
bellyside
Proximal means
nearer teh trunck or attched end
Distal means
farther from teh trunk or point of attachment
Superficial (external) means
toward or at the body surface
Deep (internal) means
away from the body surface
The frontal plane is located where?
Through the center of the body from left to right
The median (midsagittal) plane is located where?
Through the center of the body from front to back
Where is the transverse plane located?
Through the center of the body extending out in all directions (think of a hula hoop that cuts through the body.)