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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering anatomical body regions, anatomical planes of section, and directional terminology from the lecture notes.
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Cephalic
An anatomical region referring to the head.
Frontal
An anatomical region referring to the forehead.
Orbital
An anatomical region referring to the eye.
Buccal
An anatomical region referring to the cheek.
Nasal
An anatomical region referring to the nose.
Oral
An anatomical region referring to the mouth.
Mental
An anatomical region referring to the chin.
Cranial
An anatomical region referring to the skull or head.
Occipital
An anatomical region referring to the back of the head.
Auricular
An anatomical region referring to the ear.
Cervical
An anatomical region referring to the neck.
Thoracic
An anatomical region referring to the chest area.
Axillary
An anatomical region referring to the armpit.
Mammary
An anatomical region referring to the breast area.
Pectoral
An anatomical region referring to the anterior chest area.
Sternal
An anatomical region referring to the breastbone area.
Transverse Plane
An anatomical plane dividing the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) portions.
Sagittal Plane
An anatomical plane dividing the body vertically into right and left portions.
Coronal / Frontal Plane
An anatomical plane dividing the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) portions.
Oblique Plane
An anatomical plane passing through the body at an angle between horizontal and vertical planes.
Superior / Inferior
Directional terms indicating toward the upper part or head (Superior) versus toward the lower part or feet (Inferior).
Superficial / Deep
Directional terms indicating closer to the body surface (Superficial) versus farther inward from the surface (Deep).
Anterior / Posterior
Directional terms indicating toward the front of the body (Anterior) versus toward the back of the body (Posterior).
Dorsal / Ventral
Directional terms indicating toward the back side versus toward the belly side
Cranial / Caudal
Directional terms indicating toward the head (Cranial) versus toward the tail or lower portion (Caudal).
Proximal / Distal
Directional terms indicating closer to the point of attachment or trunk (Proximal) versus farther from the point of attachment or trunk (Distal).
Medial / Lateral
Directional terms indicating closer to the midline of the body (Medial) versus farther from the midline or toward the side (Lateral).