Anatomy and Physiology A-C

What is letter E

Metacarpal

What is letter F

Digital

What is letter G

Femoral(thigh)

What is letter H

Popliteal

What is letter I

Sural (calf)

What is letter j

Fibular or peroneal

What is letter K

Calcaneal

What is letter l

Plantar

What is letter o

Scapular

What is letter r

Sacral

What is letter t

Perineal

What is letter B

Orbital

What is letter f

Mental (chin)

What is letter D

Buccal (cheek)

What is letter h

Sternal

What is letter l

Pelvic

What is letter m

Inguinal (groin)

What is letter N

Pubic (genital)

What is letter r

Ante-brachial (forearm)

What is letter s

Carpal

What is letter U

Pollux

What is letter v

Digital

What is letter w

coxal (Hip)

What is letter x

Femoral(thigh)

What is letter y

Patellar (knee)

What is letter z

Crural (leg)

Number 1 is

Fibular / peroneal

The big toe 5 is

Hollux

What is letter a

The dorsal cavity

What does the dorsal body cavity consist of

The brain in the cranial cavity and the spinal cord in the vertebral cavity

What is letter d

The thoracic cavity which has the heart and lungs

What does letter G consist of and what is it

The abdominal cavity it has the digestive viscera

What is letter H and what does it consist of

It is the pelvic cavity that has the urinary bladder, reproductive organs and the rectum

The thoracic cavity has what components

The superior mediastinum, the pericardial cavity, and the pleural cavity which is lateral to the pericardial

What is letter c

The vertebral cavity which has the spinal cord

What is letter N

The ventral body which has the thoracic and abdominal pelvic cavities combined

What is letter D and F region

The Right later lumbar region and the left lateral lumbar region

What is G and I region

The right and left inguinal iliac region

In the abdominal pelvic quadrant what are the organs located in J

The liver and the gallbladder

In K abdominal pelvic region what is located in the left upper quadrant

Stomach, spleen, and diaphragm

What is located in the right lower quadrant

The cecum, appendix, ascending colon of large intestine, and small intestine

What’ve organs are located in the left lower quadrant

The descending colon, small intestine, and sigmoid colon

The transverse colon of the large intestine is located throughout the

Right upper quad and left upper quad the right hypo through the left hypo

Where is the urinary bladder located

In the left and right lower quad specifically the pubic hypogastric region

The cranial cavity has many smaller cavities

The middle and internal ear, the nasal cavity, the orbits, and the air filled cavities sinuses

The axial skeleton is composed of three parts

The skull, vertebral column which have 24 individual vertebrae and two fused bones the sacrum and coccyx, and the bony thorax

There are how many cervical vertebrae

7

There are how many thoracic vertebrae

12

There are how many lumbar and fused sacral vertebrae

5 for both

There are how many fused coccyx

4

In the axial skeleton the bony thorax has

The sternum , 12 pairs of ribs 7 true ribs 5 false ribs (pairs)

The bony thorax + the coastal cartilage results in the

Thoracic cage

the Appendicular Skeleton consists of

126 bones in limbs, 2 bones in pectoral girdle, and 2 bones in pelvic girdle

The pectoral girdle helps

Attach the upper limbs to the axial skeleton by the clavicle and scapula

The pelvic girdle is made up of 2 coxal bones + the sacrum + the

Coccyx

The coxal hip bones help attach

The lower limbs to the axial skeleton