1. Surface and Regional Anatomy p. 288-289

2. Introduction to Surface Anatomy §Palpation - examination with the hands, touching feeling, or perceiving by the sense of touch §Auscultation - listening to sounds emitted from organs §Observation - the art of looking

3. The Head, p. 291-296 §Cranium - braincase, covered with the scalp, extends from the supraorbital arch to the superior nuchal line and laterally to the pinna §Face - divided into four regions l ocular l auricular l nasal l oral

4. The Neck, p. 297 - 300 §The anterior region - the cervix §Right and left lateral regions §Posterior region - the nucha §Jugular notch

5. Triangles of the neck §Anterior cervical triangle l carotid - SCM, posterior digastric, omohyoid m. l submandibular - disgastirc m. inferior border of mandible l submental - unpaired, digastric and hyoid bone l omotracheal - SCM, omohyoid, midline of neck §Posterior cervical triangle l supraclavicular - SCM, trapezius and omohyoid l omoclavicular - SCM and omohyoid

6. Trunk, p. 300-310 §Back l median furrow l triangle of auscultation §Thorax l costal arch l midclavicular line

7. §Abdomen l linea semilunaris - lateral aspect of rectus abdominis m. l McBurney’s point - draw a line from the ASIS and umbilicus, 1/3 distance from umbilicus. Overlies the appendix

8. Pelvis and Perineum, p. 310 - 311 §Perineum - the area between the thighs extending from the coccyx to pubis and lying below the pelvic diaphragm.Contains the sexual organs and the anal opening.

9. Shoulder and Upper Extremity, p. 311-316 §Shoulder - clavipectoral triangle - bounded by the deltoid and the pectoralis major m. and lateral aspect of clavicle. §Axilla - armpit. l Anterior axillary fold - pectoralis major m. l Posterior axillary fold - latissimus dorsi m. §Brachium - arm l cubital fossa

10. §Antebrachium - forearm §Hand - manus l thenar eminence

11. Buttock and Lower Extremity, p. 317-321 §Buttock l natal cleft - starts at L2, separates the buttocks into two prominences l fold of the buttock §Thigh l femoral triangle §Leg §Foot l dorsal pedal artery

12. §Read pages 321 - 322 §Clinical considerations - good path discussion