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It means head which comprise of 2 parts Cranial and Facial

Cephalic

Longest bone

Femur

Region where eye sight are positioned

Ocullar

Also known as Base of the shoulder

Axillary

Armpit

Also known as biceps, a region between axillary and antecubital

Bracial

Biceps

Also know as the tips or fingers

Phalanges