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Anatomical Position. Language of Anatomy  Superior  Toward the head  Upper part of a structure.

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1 Anatomical Position

2 Language of Anatomy  Superior  Toward the head  Upper part of a structure

3 Language of Anatomy  Inferior  Away from head end  Toward lower part of structure

4 Language of Anatomy  Anterior  Toward the front of the body  In front

5 Language of Anatomy  Posterior  Toward the back  behind

6 Language of Anatomy  Medial  Toward or at midline of body  Inner side of

7 Language of Anatomy  Lateral  Away from midline of body  On outer side of

8 Language of Anatomy  Proximal  Close to origin  Close to point of attachment of a limb to the trunk

9 Language of Anatomy  Distal  Farther from origin  Farther from point of attachment

10 Language of Anatomy  Superficial  Toward or at body surface  Deep  Away from body surface

11 Planes and Sections  Planes  Imaginary flat surfaces which separate a body into sections  Sections  Flat surfaces resulting from cuts made through 3D structures

12 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

13 Planes and Sections  Coronal (frontal) plane  Imaginary vertical plane that divides body into anterior and posterior  Coronal (frontal) section  Section resulting from cut

14 Planes and Sections  Transverse plane  Imaginary horizontal plane dividing body into superior and inferior  Cross-section  Results from cutting through transverse plane

15 Planes and Sections  Regional Terms  Identify specific areas on body

16 Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity

17  Umbilical  Deep to the navel  Epigastric  Superior to umbilical  Epi-upon  Gastric-stomach

18 Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity  Hypogastric (pubic)  Inferior to umbilical  Hypo-below  Iliac (L & R)  Lateral to hypogastric

19 Regions of Abdominopelvic Cavity  Lumbar (L & R)  Lateral to umbilical  Hypochondriac (L & R)  Lateral to epigastric


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