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inferior
away from head/ lower part
anterior/ventral
toward/at front
posterior/dorsal
toward/at back
medial
toward/at midline
lateral
away from midline
proximal
closer to origin/point of attachment
distal
farther from origin/point of attachment
superficial
toward/at body surface
external
deep
-away from body surface
-internal
axial
main axis: head, neck, trunk
appendicular
appendages/limbs
nasal
nose
oral
mouth
cervical
neck
acromial
point of shoulder
axillary
armpit
abdominal
abdomen
brachial
arm
antecubital
front of elbow
antebrachial
forearm
pelvic
pelvis
carpal
wrist
pollex
thumb
palmar
palm
anatomical
-body erect
-feet apart
-palms face forward
-thumbs point away
superior
-toward head/ upper part
-above
pubic
genital region
patellar
anterior knee
pedal
foot
tarsal
ankle
frontal
forehead
orbital
eye
buccal
cheek
mental
chin
sternal
breastbone
thoracic
chest
mammary
breast
umbilical
navel
coxal
hip
inguinal
groin
femoral
thigh
fibular/peroneal
side of leg
hallux
great toe
cephalic
head
manus
hand
otic
ear
occipital
back of head
vertebral
spinal column
scapular
shoulder blade
dorsum/dorsal
back
olecranal
back of elbow
lumbar
loin
sacral
between hips
gluteal
buttock
perineal
region in anus
femoral
thigh
popliteal
back of knee
calcaneal
heel
plantar
sole
sagittal plane
divides body into right & left parts
oblique
cuts made diagonally
diaphragm
-separates thoracic cavity from abdominal cavity
-curves to accommodate liver
parietal serosa
lines internal body walls
visceral serosa
covers internal organs
serous fluid
-thin layer of lubricating fluid
region containing lungs
pleural cavity
pertaining to hip region
coxal
toward head of upper part of body
superior
pertaining to "armpit" region
axilla
tissue layer covering internal organs & walls of body cavity
serous membrane
pertaining to base of skull or back of head
occipital
region superior to umbilical region
epigastric region
closer to origin of body
proximal
plane passing through midline dividing body into right & left half
midsagittal
term pertaining to to heel of foot
calcaneal
another term for internal organs
visceral
band of muscle dividing thoracic cavity from abdominal cavity
diaphragm
farther from origin of body part
distal
area that contains heart
pericardial cavity
term pertaining to neck region
cervical
away from midline
lateral
term used when referring to wrist
carpal
abdominal pelvic region directly centered between right & left lumbar region
umbilical region
term that pertains to anterior surface of elbow
antecubital
area pertaining to thigh
femoral
frontal plane
divide body into anterior & posterior parts
transverse plane
-runs horizontally from right to left
-divide body into superior & inferior parts
dorsal body cavity
protects nervous system organs
cranial cavity
-in skull, encases brain
vertebral/spinal cavity
runs within bony vertebral column, encloses spinal cord
ventral body cavity
houses internal organs called viscera/visceral organs
thoracic cavity
surrounded by ribs and chest muscles
pleural cavities
envelopes lungs
mediastinum
contains pericardial cavity
pericardial cavity
-encloses heart
-surrounds thoracic organs
abdominopelvic cavity
2 parts:
-abdominal cavity contains stomach, intestines, spleen, liver
-pelvic cavity lies in pelvis, contains bladder, reproductive organs, & rectum
serous membrane
thin, double-layered membrane
parietal serosa
lines the cavity walls
visceral serosa
covers organs
umbilical regions
centermost region deep to and surrounding the umbilical (navel)
epigastric region
located superior to umbilical region
hypogastric (pubic) region
located inferior to umbilical region
right & left iliac regions
located lateral to hypogastric region
right & left lumbar regions
lie lateral to umbilical region
right & left hypochondriac regions
lie lateral to epigastric region