anatomy chapter one lab workbook :)

(unit 1) activity 1: anatomical position and planes of section, activity 2: body regions, activity 3: organ systems | observation: activity one: body regions and anatomical terms of positions | wrapping up | other special notes: he only allows clean food like veggies into his lab for eating, no energy drinks or dutch bros, limit ur sugars, no takis no hot cheetos

anterior

front of the body

posterior

back of the body

superior

towards the top of the body, top of the head

inferior

towards the bottom of the body, towards the feet

lateral

away from the middle of the body or limb

superficial

external or rather outside, towards the surface of the body like skin

deep

internal or rather inside, away from the surface of the body like skin

proximal

closer to where a limb attaches (remember limbs only >:()

distal

away from the point of attachment for a limb (remember only for the limbs >:()

cranial

your head, directed towards the human head

caudal

directed towards the bottom of the body, your glutes or your “tail” like a dog

anatomical position

hands faced forward, palms showing, feet apart and forward madden joke: iron man pose for suiting up, remember the psssh sound*

midsagittal plane

the cut of the body that is down the middle, can also be for a limb

coronal plane

anterior and posterior parts of the body split in half, cut at the crown like in spanish, can also be for a limb

transverse plane

The body cut in half from the upper torso and lower, can also be for a limb, madden joke: magicians cut

orbital

the eyes (regional term for the head)

buccal

the cheeks (regional term for the head) madden joke: buccal fat removal

otic

the ears (regional term for the head)

frontal

the forehead (regional term for the head) we have a lot of five heads and six heads in our class

nasal

the nose (regional term for the head)

mental hint: you’re going mental if you’re screaming at someone

the jaw/chin (regional term for the head)

oral

mouth region (regional term for the head)

occipital hint: an opp could hit you from the back of ur ___

the back of your head (regional term for the head)

cervical

neck (regional term for the trunk)

sternal

(regional term for the trunk) sternum, upper chest

mammary

(regional term for the trunk) breast

axillary

(regional term for the trunk) armpits

scapular

(regional term for the trunk) shoulder blades back of the shoulders

costal

(regional term for the trunk) ribs direct spanish translation

umbilical

(regional term for the trunk) belly button

inguinal

(regional term for the trunk) groin or rather your v line

lumbar

(regional term for the trunk) lower back

pubic

(regional term for the trunk) private area

perineal

(regional term for the trunk) between the glutes and the privates madden joke: perineal tear

anal

(regional term for the trunk) glutes and near the private hole

sacral

(regional term for the trunk) above the butt crack lol

pectoral area

upper chest more towards collar bones

(regional term for the upper limb)

scapular

back of shoulders (regional term for the upper limb)

axilla

armpits (regional term for the upper limb)

brachial

biceps (regional term for the upper limb)

antecubital

between your brachial and antebrachial (regional term for the upper limb) madden joke: blood draw/IV

antebrachial

forearm (regional term for the upper limb)

carpal

wrist (regional term for the upper limb) madden joke: CTS carpal tunnel syndrome

palmar

palm (regional term for the upper limb)

digits or phalanges

fingers (regional term for the upper limb)

pelvic area

pelvis

(terms for the lower limb)

gluteal

butt (terms for the lower limb) madden joke: Brazilian butt lift

femoral

hip to knee of the leg (terms for the lower limb)

popliteal

back of the knee (terms for the lower limb)

crus

leg knee down (terms for the lower limb)

tarsal

ankle (terms for the lower limb)

plantar

bottom of the feet (terms for the lower limb) madden joke: the soul is there

digital or phalanges

toes (terms for the lower limb)

A

transverse cut

B

coronal

C

midsagittal

D

transverse

medial

middle of the body or limb