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  • Front
  • Back
head
cephalic
stomach region
abdominal
skull
cranium
face
facial
forehead
frontal
eye
orbital/ocular
ear
otic
cheek
buccal
nose
nasal
mouth
oral
chin
mental
neck
cervical
shoulder
acromial
chest
thoracic
arm pit
axillary
breast
mammary
arm
brachium
front of elbow
cubital
back of elbow
olecranon
forearm
antebrachial
wrist
carpal
thumb
pollux
palm
volar/metacarpal
fingers and toes
digits or phalnges
naval
umbilical
hip
coxal
groin
inguinal
pubis
pubic
loin
lumbar
buttock
gluteal
thigh
femoral
front of knee
patella
back of knee
popliteal
leg
crural
calf
sural
ankle
tarsal
great toe
hallux
sole of foot
plantar
heal of foot
calcaneum
foot
pedal
front
anterior
back
dorsal
upper extremity
arm, forearm, wrist, hand
lower extremity
thigh, leg, ankle, foot