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Anatomical Position
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Language of Anatomy Superior Toward the head Upper part of a structure
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Language of Anatomy Inferior Away from head end Toward lower part of structure
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Language of Anatomy Anterior Toward the front of the body In front
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Language of Anatomy Posterior Toward the back behind
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Language of Anatomy Medial Toward or at midline of body Inner side of
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Language of Anatomy Lateral Away from midline of body On outer side of
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Language of Anatomy Proximal Close to origin Close to point of attachment of a limb to the trunk
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Language of Anatomy Distal Farther from origin Farther from point of attachment
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Language of Anatomy Superficial Toward or at body surface Deep Away from body surface
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Planes and Sections Planes Imaginary flat surfaces which separate a body into sections Sections Flat surfaces resulting from cuts made through 3D structures
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Planes and Sections Sagittal Plane Any vertical line dividing body into left and right parts Mid-sagittal Vertical plane passing through midline of body and divides body into = parts Sagittal Sections
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Planes and Sections Coronal (frontal) plane Imaginary vertical plane that divides body into anterior and posterior Coronal (frontal) section Section resulting from cut
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Planes and Sections Transverse plane Imaginary horizontal plane dividing body into superior and inferior Cross-section Results from cutting through transverse plane
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Planes and Sections Regional Terms Identify specific areas on body
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Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity
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Umbilical Deep to the navel Epigastric Superior to umbilical Epi-upon Gastric-stomach
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Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity Hypogastric (pubic) Inferior to umbilical Hypo-below Iliac (L & R) Lateral to hypogastric
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Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity Lumbar (L & R) Lateral to umbilical Hypochondriac (L & R) Lateral to epigastric
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