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Hypochondriac Region
Upper right and left regions beneath the ribs
Epigastric Region
Upper middle region above the stomach
Lumbar Region
Middle right and left regions near the waist
Umbilical Region
Central region near the navel
Inguinal Region
Lower right and left regions near the groin; a.k.a. iliac regions
Hypogastric Region
Lower middle region below the umbilical region
RUQ
Right Upper Quadrant
LUQ
Left Upper Quadrant
RLQ
Right Lower Quadrant
LLQ
Left Lower Quadrant
Cervical Division
Neck Region (c1-c7)
Thoracic Division
Chest Region (T1-T12)
Lumbar Region
Loin (waist) region (L1-L5)
Sacral Division
Region of the sacrum (S1-S5)
Coccygeal Division
Region of the coccyx (tailbone)
Vertebra
A single backbone
Vertbrae
Backbones
Spinal column
Bone tissue surrounding the spinal cavity
Spinal cord
Nervous tissue within the spinal cavity
Disk (disc)
A pad of cartilage between vertebra