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Anatomical position, directional terms, body regions, anatomical planes
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anatomical position
viewed form the anterior (ventral) surface, palms forward, body erect
axial skeleton
skull and associated bones, vertebral column, thoracic cage
appendicular skeleton
upper and lower limbs, pectoral girdle, pelvic girdle
mental
chin
buccal
cheek/cheekbone
thoracic
chest (superior to the diaphragm and inferior to the clavicle)
axillary
armpit, proximal arm area
coxal
lateral hip region
carpal
wrist
pollex
thumb
palmar
anterior hand
perineal
genitals to anus
patellar
anterior knee
crural
anterior shin
sural
posterior shin
tarsal
ankle
arcomial
deltoid/lateral shoulder region
antecubital
anterior elbow
antebrachial
forearm
inguinal
bikini line
Dorsum
“top” of foot or posterior hand
hallux
big toe
otic
ear
cephalic
head
cervical
neck
olecranal
posterior elbow
sacral
tailbone area
popliteal
posterior knee
calcaneal
heel
anterior
front surface of the body (ventral)
posterior
back surface of the body (dorsal)
cranial/cephalic
on head/torso, closer to the head (superior)
caudal
on head/torso, closer to the feet (inferior)
sagittal
divided left and right (aka median or midsaggital)
parasaggital
saggital plane that does not occur on the midline
coronal
anterior/posterior (frontal)
transverse
superior/inferior (horizontal)