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Adjacent
Next to, adjoining, or close to.
Cranial
Pertaining to the cranium or head end of the body or denoting a position more toward the cranium.
Caudal
Pertaining to the tail end of the body or denoting a position more toward the tail or rear of the body than some other reference point.
Cephalic
Pertaining to the head.
Rostral
Pertaining to the nose end of the head or toward the nose.
Dorsal
Pertaining to the back area of the quadruped or denoting a position more toward the back(upward)
Ventral
Pertaining to the belly or underside of a quadruped or denoting a position more toward the belly than some other reference point.
Lateral
Denoting a position farther away from the median plane of the body or of a structure, on the side or toward the side away from the median plane
Medial
a position closer to the median plane of the body or of a structure, toward the middle or median plane, or pertaining to the middle or a position closer to the median plane
Oblique
at an angle or pertaining to an angle
Superficial
Near the surface
Deep
Situated far beneath the surface
Peripheral
Pertaining to or situated near the outer areas or surface of the body or structure
Proximal
Nearest to the center of the body relative to another body part, or a location on a body part relative to another more distant location
Distal
farthest from the center of the body relative to another body part, or a location on a body part relatie to another closer location.
Superior
Above, directed above
Inferior
Below, underneath, directed below
Caudal - Positional
the back side of the leg above the carpus and tarsus
Cranial - Positional
the front side of the leg above the carpus and tarsus
Dorsal- Positional
the side of the leg opposite the palmer and plantar sides - the front side of the leg from the carpus and tarsus down(distally)
Palmer(Volar)
the caudal surface of the front leg from the carpus to the phalanges. This includes the bottom surface of the front foot.
Plantar
The caudal surface of the hind leg from the hock to the phalanges. This includes the bottom surface of the hind foot.
Pronation
turning the body or arm/leg so the ventral aspect of the body or palm is down
Prone
ventral recumbency
Recumbent
Lying down
Supination
turning the body/arm/leg so the ventral aspect of the body or palm is up
Supine
dorsal recumbency
Abdominal
pertaining to the abdomen
Antebrachium
the distal area of the front legs of an animal, below the elbow joint
Appendicular
related to the limbs and their attachments to the axis of the body
Axial
related to the head, neck, and trunk or torso, the axis of the body
Axillary
pertaining to the armpit area or on the medial aspect of where the front leg meets the torso
Brachial
pertaining to the proximal area of the front legs of an animal, above the elbow joint
Cervical
pertaining to the neck area, the cervical vertebrae(the first 7 vertebrae in the dog or cat) or the area around these vertebrae
Coccygeal
pertaining to the tail or vertebrae of the tail, the coccygeal vertebrae
Crural
pertaining to the rear legs of an animal
Digital
pertaining to the area of the foot where the animal's toes or toe bones, the phalanges are located
Frontal
pertaining to the forehead, or the area of the head above the eyes where the frontal bone and frontal sinuses are located
Inguinal
pertaining to the groin or the medial aspect of the rear leg where it is attached to the torso of the body
Lumbar
pertaining to the lumbar vertebrae(the part of the backbone between the thoracic vertebrae and the sacrum) or region around these vertebrae
Orbital
pertaining to the bony eye socket
Patellar
pertaining to the patella or knee cap
Peritoneal
the cavity inside the abdomen and the membrane that lines this cavity(the peritoneum).
Pleural
the cavity inside the chest and the membranes that line this cavity
Popliteal
the caudal area or back of the true knee, the stifle joint, where the popliteal lymph node is located.