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Anatomy

Science of the structure of the body

Physiology

Study of the function of the body organs

Osteology

Detailed study of the body of knowledge related to the bones of the body

Body Planes

1.Sagittal 2.Coronal 3.Horizontal 4. Oblique

Sagittal Plane

Divides entire body or parts into right and left segments

Coronal Plane

Divides entire body or parts into anterior and posterior segments


Also called midaxillary plane

Horizontal Plane

Passes crosswise through the body or part at right angles to longitudinal axis


Also called transverse, axial, or cross-sectional plane

Oblique Plane

Pass through body part at any angle among the other planes

Special Planes

Interiliac Plane (transects pelvis at top of iliac crests at the level of 4th lumbar spinous process)


Occlusal Plane (formed by the biting surfaces of upper and lower teeth with jaw closed)

Body Cavities

Thoracic Cavity (pericardial segment and 2 pleural portions)


Abdominal Cavity


(pelvic cavity)


"Abdominopelvic cavity"

Structures in the Thoracic Cavity

-Pleural membranes


-Lungs


-Trachea


-Esophagus


-Pericardium


-Heart and great vessels

Structures in the Abdominal Cavity

-Peritoneum


-Liver


-Gallbladder


-Pancreas


-Spleen


-Stomach


-Intestines


-Kidneys


-Ureters


-Major blood vessels


-Pelvic portion (rectum, urinary bladder, and parts of reproductive system)

Quadrants

-Right upper quadrant (RUQ)


-Right lower quadrant (RLQ)


-Left upper quadrant (LUQ)


-Left lower quadrant (LLQ)

Regions

Superior


-Right hypochondrium


-Epigastrium


-Left hypochondrium


Middle


-Right lateral


-Umbilical


-Left lateral


Inferior


-Right inguinal


-Hypogastrium


-Left inguinal

C1

Mastoid tip