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anatomical position
standing erect, arms at the side, face and palms directed forward, and toes forward
sagitial plane
intersection of the cranial caudal axis, flexion and extension
frontal plane
cranial caudal and left right axes, abduction and adduction
transverse plane
left right and anterior posterior axes, rotational movements
axes
a straight line
plane
flat surface