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What plane is this?
Median or mid-sagittal plane
Medial
Towards midline

Lateral
Away from midline


What is this plane?
Dorsal Plane
Dorsal
Towards the back (pointing up)

Ventral
Towards the belly (pointing down)


What plane is this?
Transverse plane
Cranial
Towards the head

Rostral
Towards the nose; only used when referring to the head

Caudal
Towards the tail; used when referring to the body and head

Proximal
Towards the body; used when referring to the limbs

Distal
Away from the body; used when referring to the limbs

Axial
Towards the plane’s axis

Abaxial
Away from the plane’s axis


13
Shoulder

12
Brachium

11
Antebrachium

10
Carpus

9
Metacarpus

8 & 6
Digits

7
Manus (Includes carpus, metacarpus, and digits)

5
Metatarsus

4
Tarsus

3
Leg

2
Thigh

1
Rump

14
Pes (Includes the tarsus, metatarsus, and the digits)

a
Scapula

b
Humeral/ Shoulder Joint

c
Humerus

d
Cubital/Elbow Joint

e
Radius

f
Ulna

g
Carpal bones

h, i, and j
h: antebrachiocarpal joint
i: middle carpal joint
j: carpometacarpal joint

l, m, and n
l: Metacarpophalangeal joint
m: Proximal interphalangeal joint
n: Distal interphalangeal joint
What do you call the phalanges above the Proximal interphalangeal joint?
proximal phalanges (s. phalanx)
What do you call the phalanges below the Proximal interphalangeal joint?
Middle phalanges
What do you call the phalanges below the distal interphalangeal joint?
Distal phalanges

Number the digits


Provide anatomical name and common name
A: Proximal Phalanx of Digit/ Long Pastern Bone
B: Middle Phalanx of Digit/ Short Pastern Bone
C: Distal Phalanx of Digit/ Coffin Bone

Identify each part
A: Metacarpophalangeal Joint/ Fetlock Joint
B: Proximal interphalangeal joint/ Pastern Joint
C: Distal interphalangeal joint/ Coffin Joint
D: Distal sesamoid bone/ Navicular bone
E: Proximal sesamoid bones

Identify each part
A: Shoulder
B: Brachium (arm)
C: Antebrachium (forearm)
D:Carpus
E: Metacarpus
F: Digits