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Anatomic Definitions

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The plane that Divides the body into front and back parts.   show
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show Posterior  
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show Transverse Plane  
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show Median Plane, Midsagittal Plane or Midline.  
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The term that refers to how close or far from midline.   show
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The term that decribes the relationship on an extremity away or near the trunk.   show
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show Right Upper Quadrant  
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Stomach, Spleen   show
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Cecum, Appendix   show
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Colon, small intestine, Inguinal Ligament   show
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show Flexion  
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show Extention  
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Movement of an extremity away from midline is called.   show
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Moving an extremity towards the midline is called.   show
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show Recumbent  
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The position when a body is resting on its back with face upward.   show
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The position when the body is lying face and abdomen downward.   show
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The position that is a modification of the supine position with the patients head down and legs up.   show
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