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Whats the word for the head or upper part of the body?
Superior (cranial or cephalad)
What is the word for away from the head or toward the lower part of the body?
Inferior(caudal)
Toward or at the front of the body.
anterior(ventral)
toward the backside of the body
posterior(dorsal)
toward the midline of the body, on the inner side.
medial
away from the midline, or on the outer side
lateral
between a more medial and a more lateral sturcture
intermediate
close to the origin of the body part or the point of attachment of a limb to the body trunk
proximal
farther from the origin of a body part or the point of attachment to a limb
distal
toward or at the body surface
superficial
away from the body surface.
deep
anterior body trunk
abdominal
point of the shoulder
acromial
anterior surface of elbow
antecubital
armpit
axiallary
arm
brachial
cheek area
buccal
wrist
carpal
neck region
cervical
hip
coxal
leg
crural
fingers, toes
digital
thigh
femoral
lateral part of the leg
fibular
where thigh meets body trunk, groin
inguinal
nose area
nasal
mouth
oral
eye area
orbital
anterior knee
patellar
area overlying pelvis
pelvic
genital region
pubic
breastbone area
sternal
ankle region
tarsal
chest
thoracic
navel
umbilical
head
cephalic
curve of shoulder formed by deltoid muscle
deltoid
buttock
gluteal
area of back between ribs and hips
lumbar
posterior surface of head
occipital
posterior knee area
popliteal
area between lips
SACRAL
the shoulder blade region
scapular
posterior surface of lower leg
THE CALF
sural
area of the spine
vertebral
students find it necessary to use
sections
when a section is made through the body wall or through an organ. imaginary line called a
plane
cut made along lengthwise or longitudinal
sagittal section
section cut down the middle
median section
divides body into posterior and anterior parts
frontal section or coronal section
cut made horizontally to divide body or organ into superior and inferior parts
transverse or cross section
has 2 subdevisions which are continuous with eachother
dorsal body cavity
the space intide of the body skull
cranial cavity
extends from cranial to end of veterbral column
spinal cavity
contains structures within chest and abdomen
ventral body cavity
separated by the diaphragm
thoracic cavity
the cavity inferior to the diaphragm
abdominopelvic cavity
containing stomach, liver, intestines, and other organs
abdominal cavity
reproductive organs
pelvic cavity
"belly button"
umbillical region
superior to umbilical region. above stomach
epigastric
below umbilical region
hypogastric
superior part of the hip bones
right and left iliac regions or inguinal
lateral to umbilical region
right and left lumbar region
contain lower ribs
right and left hypochondriac