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Midsagittal

Plane passes through the midline, diving the body into left and right sides

Parasagittal

Misses the midline, separating body into unequal left and right sides

Frontal (____)

coronal


separates anterior and posterior portions of the body

Horizontal (___)

transverse


separates inferior and superior portions of the body

cranium

the braincase; skull bones that surround the brain




ex. parietal bones

Thorax

between the bottom of the neck and abdomen

Axilla

armpit

brachium

the arm

antebrachium

forearm

digits (___)

phalanges




finger/toe bones

umbilicus

belly button

trunk

mid section of the body




ex. neck, thorax, abdomen

Abdomen

region of the trunk bounded by the diaphragm and the pelvis

pelvis

bony complex created by the articulations between he coax, sacrum, coccyx

carpal

wrist

pollex

thumb

upper limb

consists of brachium, antebrachium, carpus, and hand

crus (crural)

leg

tarsal

the ankle

pes

foot

hallux

"great toe"

shoulder

clavicle and scapula

cervical (cervicis)

neck

dorsum (dorsal)

back

cephalic (cephalon)

head

olecranon

the proximal end of the ulna that forms the prominent point of the elbow

lumbar (lumbus)

loin

gluteal (gluteus)

buttock

popliteus (popliteal)

back of the knee

sura (sural)

calf

calcaneal (calcaneus)

heel of foot

plantar

sole of foot

lower limb

gluteal, popliteus, sura, calcaneal, plantar

supine

lying face up in anatomical position

prone

lying face down in anatomical position

anterior (___)

ventral




the front; before




ex. stomach in anterior to the spine

posterior (___)

dorsal




the back; behind




ex. the scapula is posterior to the rib cage

Ventral is the same as ___

anterior

dorsal is the same as ___

posterior

cranial

towards the head




nasal conche are cranial to the mandible





cephalic is the same as ___

cranial

superior

above; at a higher level


towards the head

caudal

toward the tail




ex. the hips are caudal to the waist

inferior

below; at a lower level


towards the feet

medial

towards the midline

lateral

away from the midline

proximal

towards an attached base




ex. the shoulder is proximal to the wrist

distal

away from an attached base




ex. the fingers are distal to the wrist

superficial

near/at body surface

deep

toward the interior of the body




ex. the bone of the thigh is deep to the surrounding skeletal muscles

dorsal cavity--

--

cranial cavity

fluid filled chamber that cushions and supports the brain



spinal cavity--

--

thoracic cavity

top of lungs to the start of the diaphragm




thymus, esophagus, lungs, heart

pleural cavity

left and right


each contain lung


within thoracic cavity

mediastinal cavity

mass connective tissue surrounds, stabilizes, and supports the esophagus, trachea, and thymus, and major blood vessels traveling to or away from the heart

pericardial cavity

within mediastinal cavity


surrounds the heart


like a fist into a balloon

abdominopelvic cavity

gets broken down into abdominal, peritoneal, and pelvic cavities

abdominal cavity

inside abdominal cavity

pelvic cavity

inferior to abdominal cavity

fissure

a narrow cleft-like opening between adjacent parts of bone




ex. longitudinal fissure of the brain

foramen (hole)

a space in bone for blood vessels/nerves to pass through




ex. foramen magnum of the occipital bone

meatus (canal)

a tube-like passageway running within a bone




ex. external auditory meatus

sinus

an air-filled cavity within bone lined with mucous membrane




ex. frontal sinus of frontal bone

fossa

a depression in or on a bone




ex. mandibular fossa of the temporal bone

fontanel

dense connective tissue space in fetal skull




ex. anterior fontanel of infant skull

sulcus (groove)

a furrow in bone that houses a blood vessel, nerve, or tendon




--

condyle

a rounded articular projection on the surface of a bone




ex. medial condyle of the femur

head

a rounded, articular projection of a bone




ex. head of humerus



facet

a smooth, flat surface




ex. articular facet of the patella

trochlea

a smooth, groved articular process shaped like a pulley

neck

a narrower connection between the epiphysis and diaphysis




ex. neck of femur

crest

a prominent border or ridge on a bone




iliac crest of the ilium

epicondyle

a prominence above a condyle




ex. lateral epicondyle of the tibia

line

a low ridge

spine

a pointed process




ex. iliac spine

tubercle

small, rounded process




ex. lesser tubercle of the humerus

tuberosity

a large, rounded, usually roughened process




ex. ischial tuberosity of the ischium

trochanter

a large, blunt projection




ex. greater trochanter of the femur

processes

any projection or bump

ramus

arm-like bar of bone




ex. rams of the mandible