S1: U1 anat & physio

gbc

what is in RED on the RIGHT

cephalic (head)

what is the LIGHTER ORANGE on the RIGHT?

cervical (neck)

what is YELLOW (no #) on the RIGHT

thoracic (chest)

what is YELLOW 1 on the RIGHT

sternal

what is YELLOW 2 on the RIGHT

pectoral

what is GREEN on the RIGHT

umbilical

what is LIGHT BLUE on the RIGHT

abdominal

what is BLUE on the RIGHT

inguinal region (groin)

what is DARK BLUE on the RIGHT

hypogastric : mon pubis

what is RED on the LEFT

acromial (bony prominence of the top of the shoulder)

what is ORANGE on the LEFT

axillary (armpit)

what is YELLOW on the LEFT

brachial (arm)

what is GREEN on the LEFT

cubital (elbow)

what is LIGHT BLUE on the LEFT

antebrachial (forearm)

what is BLUE on the LEFT

carpal (wrist)

what is darker orange on the RIGHT

facial region (face)

what is DARK BLUE on the LEFT

palmar (palm)

what is purple on the LEFT

lower limb: COXAL (hip)

what is PURPLE on the RIGHT

pedal (foot): DORSUM

what is magenta on the RIGHT

plantar surface: SOLE

what is magenta on the LEFT

femoral (thigh)

what is light pink on the LEFT

patellar (knee)

what is light purple on the LEFt

crural (shin)

what is light indigo on the LEFT

tarsal (ankle)

what is light pink?

dorsum of hand

what is red?

nuchal (back of neck)

what is orange?

interscapular

what is yellow?

scapular

what is pastel green?

vertebral

what is green

lumbar

what is light blue

sacral

what is blue

gluteal (buttock)

what is dark blue

perineal

what is purple

popliteal

what is magenta

calcaneal (heel)

I: what is red?

frontal

I: what is orange

orbital

I; what is yellow

nasal

I: what is light green

buccal (inner lining of the cheeks)

I: what is the green

oral

I: what is the light blue

mental (foramen) is a small opening in the mandible

I: what is 2?

cervical

I: what is blue?

sternal

I: what is dark blue?

axillary

I: what is purple

umbilical

I: what is magenta

inguinal (groin)

II: what is red

acromial

II: what is orange?

deltoid

II: what is yellow

brachial (arm)

II: what is light green?

antecubital

II: what is green?

olecranal

II: what is light blue

antebrachial (forearm)

II: what is blue

carpal (wrist)

II: what is dark blue

digital

II: what is purple

coxal (hip)

II: what is magenta

femoral (thigh)

II: what is pink

patellar

II: what os light purple

popliteal

what is a deltoid?

large triangle muscle that forms the rounded contour of the shoulder

anatomy term for hand

manus

II:what is light indigo?

crural (leg)

II: what is light blue on the bottom

sural (calf)

II: what is lime green on the bottom

fibular (located on the lateral side of the lower limb)

II: what is pastel yellow

tarsal (ankle)

II: what is pastel orange

calcaneal (heel)

II: what is pastel red?

digital (toes)

II: what is grey

plantar (sole of the foot)

III: what is red

occipital (back of the head)

III: what is 12

cervical

III: what is orange

scapular

III: what is yellow

vertebral

what is the anatomical term for foot

pedal

III: what is green

lumbar

III: what is light blue?

sacral

III: what is dark blue

gluteal

_____ - toward the front or belly

a. dorsal

b. anterior

c. ventral

ventral

_____- towards the back or spine

a. posterior

b. dorsal

c. posterior

dorsal

____- towards the ventral (front) side

a. proximal

b. anterior

c. inferior

anterior

_______- towards the dorsal (behind) side

a. inferior

b. distal

c. posterior

posterior

anatomical word for above

a. superficial

b. superior

c. medial

superior

anatomical word for below

a. inferior

b. distal

c. deep

inferior

______ - towards the midsagittal plane

a. proximal

b. medial

c. deep

medial

_____- away from midsagittal line

a. distal

b. inferior

c. lateral

lateral

_____- closer to the point of attachment of origin

a. proximal

b. distal

proximal

_______- father from the point of attachment

a. proximal

b. distal

distal

what is the anatomical term for “closer to the body surface”

superficial

what is the anatomical term for “father from the body surface”

deep