Unit 1 Anatomy - Body regions, planes, and Cavities

What are body regions

refer to a particular section of the body

What is #4

Nasal

What is #3

Orbital

What is #8

Buccal

What is #5

Oral

What is #7

Cervical

What is #22

Acromial

What is #10

Sternal

What is #11

Axillary

What is #12

Pectoral

What is #23

Brachial

What is #24

Antecubital

What is #13 (Purple region)

Abdominal

What is #14

Umbilical

What is #15

Pelvic

What is #27

Carpal

What is #32

digital

What is #34

Coxal

What is #16

Inguinal

What is #17

Pubic

What is #35

Femoral

What is #36

Patellar

What is #38

Crural

What is #40

Fibular

What is #42

Tarsal

What is #50 on the posterior view

Occipital

What is the whole head/neck area on the posterior view

cephalic

What is #22 on the posterior view

rear deltoid

What is #53 on the posterior view

scapular

What is #54 on the posterior view

Vertebral

What is #55 on the posterior view

Lumbar

What is #56 on the posterior view

Sacral

What is #57 on the posterior view

Gluteal

What is #35 on the posterior view

Femoral

What is #37 on the posterior view

Popiteal

what is #39 on the posterior view

sural

What does sagittal body plane mean

splits the body into left and right

What does frontal body plane mean

front/back

What does transverse body plane mean

top/bottom

What does the ventral body cavity contain

thoracic and abdominopelvic

What does the dorsal body cavity contain

Cranial cavity and spinal cavity

Body Cavities: What is #1

Cranial

Body Cavities: What is #4

Thoracic

Body Cavities: What is #3

Spinal

Body Cavities: What is #5

Diaphragm

Body Cavities: What is #6

Abdominal Cavity

Body Cavities: What is #7

Pelvic

What is the hand as a whole

manus

What is #46 on the posterior view

plantar

what is #43 on the posterior view

calcaneal

what is the foot as a whole

pedal

what is #47

digital