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anatomical position
person standing erect with the head, palms, and feet facing forward, the feet slightly apart, and the arms by the sides.
axial regions
central "core," includes the head, neck and trunk regions
cephalic region
head and includes cranium and a flattened face
cranium
includes the frontal "forehead," occipital "back of head," and otic "ear" regions
buccal
cheek
cervical
neck
cephalic
head
cranium
skull
frontal
forehead
mental
chin
nasal
nose
nuchal
nape (back of neck)
occipital
back of head
oral
mouth
orbital
eye socket
otic
ear
dorsum
"back" all parts of the back except the lower back
glutteal
"buttock"
abdominal
abdomen
axillary
armpit
coxal
hip
groin
abdomen-thigh junction
inguinal
groin
lumbar
lower back
mammary
breast
navel
umbilical region
natal cleft
groove separating buttocks
pelvic
pelvis
perineal
anus-to-genital area
pubic
front of pelvis
sacral
between the hips
scapular
shoulder blade
spinal
vertebral
sternal
breastbone
thoracic
chest
umbilical
navel
vertebral
spinal column
appendicular region
attach to different parts of the axial region
upper limbs
shoulders, arms, forearms, wrists, and hands
acromial
point of shoulder
antebrachial
forearm
antecubital
front of elbow
brachial
arm
carpal
wrist
digital
fingers
manual
hand
olecranal
point of elbow
palmar
palm
phalangeal
fingers
pollex
thumb
volar
palm or sole
lower limbs
buttocks, thighs, legs, and feet
calcaneal
heel
crural
leg (anterior portion)
digital
toes
femoral
thigh
fibular
outer side of leg
gluteal
buttock
hallux
great toe
leg
from knee to foot
patellar
kneecap
pedal
foot
peroneal
fibular
phalangeal
toes
plantar
sole of foot
popliteal
back of the knee
sural
calf (posterior leg)
sole
bottom of foot
tarsal
ankle
thigh
from groin to knee
anterior
toward the front or in front of a structure
caudal
toward the tail or coccyx (inferior end of spine)
contralateral
on opposite sides of the midline
deep
away from the body's surface or body part
distal
away from the point of origin of a body part
dorsal
back or toward the back
inferior
toward the feet or lower part of a structure
intermediate
between two structures
ipsilateral
on the same side of the midline
lateral
away from the body's midline or toward teh inner side of a structure
posterior
toward the back or behind a structure
proximal
closer to the point or origin of a body part
superficial
toward ot on the body's surface or body part
superior
toward the head or upper part of a structure
ventral
toward the front
frontal plane (coronal)
divides body or organ into front and back parts
midsagittal
divides body or organ into equal right and left halves
oblique
cuts organ at an angle, not perpendicular to an axis
parasagittal
divides body or organ into unequal right and left sides
sagittal
divides body or organ into right and left sides
transverse
cuts across the long axis of the body or organ
abdominopelvic cavity
inferior to diaphragm; stomach, intestines, liver, gall bladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, reproductive organs, and urinary bladder
abdominal cavity
inferior to diaphragm and superior ro pelvis; stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, gall bladder, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys
cranial cavity
within skull; brain
dorsal cavity
includes cranial vertebral cavities; brain and spinal cord
mediastinum
between pleural cavities; esophagus, trachea, thymus gland, and heart
middle ear
temporal bones; ear ossicles
nasal
superior to oral cavity; nasal septum, and conchae
oral
inferior to nasal cavity; tongue and teeth
orbital
anterior-superior skull; eyeballs
pelvic cavity
within pelvis; reproductive organs, urinary bladder, and rectum
pericardial
mediastunum; heart
peritoneal
inferior to diaphragm; same as in abdominopelvic cavity
pleural cavity
lateral to mediastinum; lungs
spinal cavity
within vertebrae; spinal cord
synovial cavity
around movable joints; synovial fluid to reduce friction
thoracic cavity
superior to diaphragm; esophagus, trachea, lungs, and heart
ventral cavity
includes thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities; abdominal and thoracic organs
vertebral cavity
same as spinal cavity; spinal cord
visceral cavity
same as ventral cavity; same as in ventral cavity