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anatomical position
body with arms by side, palms forward
anterior
in front
appendicular
the skeleton of the limbs
axial
the skeleton of the head and trunk
caudal
toward the tail
cranial
toward the head
distal (of body)
away from the center of the body
dorsal
on back
external
outside of
inferior
lower
lateral
to the side, away from midline
longitudinal
coursing or placed lengthwise (opposite of transverse)
medial
toward the midline
posterior
behind, to the back
pronation
rotation of the hand and forearm so that the palm faces dorsally or toward the body
proximal
toward the center of the body
sagittal section
any section of the body parallel to mid-sagittal plane
superficial
near the surface
superior
above, top
supination
the turning of the palm of the hand upward
transverse
any crosswise section
ventral
in front
vertex
top, highest point
buccal
toward the cheek
distal (in mouth)
at greatest distance from the anterior midline of the mouth
labial
toward the lips
lingual
toward the tongue
mesial
toward the anterior midline of the mouth
Frankfort plane
plane of reference in which the cranium is placed in a position in which the lower border of the eye and the upper border of the ear are in the same horizontal plane
cavity
an open area
condyle
rounded process at the point of articulation with another bone
crest
a projecting ridge
diaphysis
the shaft of the bone
epiphysis
a process of bone initially attached to another piece of bone by cartilage, and usually later consolidated with it by bone
foramen
a hole or opening
fossa
a pit, depression or cavity
meatus
a canal
process
any outgrowth or projection of bone
tubercle
a small, knob-like projection on bone
tuberosity
a large, rough eminence projection on bone