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Distal
Away from the body
Proximal
Near the center of the body
Caudal
Near the tail
Cranial
Relating to the skull
Ventral
Relating to the underside of the animal
Rostral
Situated near the nose and mouth
Plantar
Relating to the sole of the foot
recumbent
Lying down
Dorsal recumbency
Lying on the back
Ventral or sternal recumbency
Lying on the belly
Left lateral recumbency
Lying on the left side
Right lateral recumbency
Lying on the right side
Anatomical Planes Terminology
Is also important when describind L
locations of wounds or producing radiographs
Divides the animal into four planes
Include the following:
median plane
sagittal planes
dorsal plane
transverse plane
Median plane
• Divides the body into equal right and left halves

Sagittal planes
Are any planes to the right or left, which lie parallel to the median plane

Dorsal
Divides the animal into dorsal and ventral

Transversal plane
Divides the trunk of the animal or the extremities

Extension
when the joint angle increases

flexion
when the joint angle decreases

Abduction
when the joint moves away from the body

adduction
when the joint moves towards the body

supination
when the palm faces upward

pronation
when the palms face downward
