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Anatomy Terms

anatomical terms, locations, regions, cavities

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is the cavity that contains the heart pericardial
is the cavity that contains the spinal cord and brain dorsal
is the cavity that contains the thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities ventral
is the cavity that contains the brain cranial
is the cavity that contains the spinal cord vertebral
is the cavity that contains the lungs pleural
is the cavity that contains the stomach abdominal
is the cavity that contains the reproductive organs pelvic
divides the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity diaphragm
is when the body is laying face-up supine
is the region behind the knees popliteal
is the ears otic
is the heels calceneal
is the soles of the feet plantar
is the upper arm brachial
is the chin mental
is the cheek buccal
is the mouth oral
is the eyes orbital
is the wrist carpal
is the neck cervical
is the fingers (and toes) digital
is the knee patellar
is the lower leg crural
is the upper leg femoral
is the foot pedal
is the calf sural
is the back of the lower leg sural
is the ankle tarsal
is the shoulder acromial
is the armpits axillary
is the nose nasal
is the back of the head occipital
is the head cephalic
is the forehead frontal
is the lower back lumbar
is the hips coxal
is the palm of the hand palmar
is the buttocks gluteal
is the spine vertebral
is the end of the spine saccral
the sternum is _____ to the hips superior
the wrist is _____ to the elbow distal
the sternum is _____ to the vertebral column anterior
the ears are _____ to the nose lateral
the eyes are _____ to the brain anterior
means in front of anterior
means farther from distal
means to the side of lateral
means closer to the top of a limb proximal
means closer to the head superior
means behind dorsal
means closer to the feet inferior
means closer to the bottom inferior
means below inferior
means above superior
means closer to the top superior
means closer to the midline medial
means closer to the trunk proximal
means further from the trunk distal
is the plane that divides the body into the left and right half medial
is the plane that divides the body into the left and right half sagital
is the plane that divides the body into the front and back half frontal
is the plane that divides the body into the front and back half coronal
is the plane that divides the body into the top and bottom half transverse
the big toe is on the _____ side of the foot medial
the fingers are _____ to the wrist distal
the eyes are _____ to the mouth superior
is the cavity that contains the heart thoracic
is the cavity that contains the small intestine abdominal
is the same as anterior ventral
is the same as ventral anterior
means away from the midline lateral
is the opposite of anterior posterior
is the opposite of posterior anterior
is the opposite of distal medial
is the opposite of medial distal
is the opposite of supine prone
is the opposite of prone supine
is when the body is laying face-down prone
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