AnaPhy

Frontal (Forehead): Protects the frontal lobe of the brain.

Orbital (Eye): Houses and protects the eyes.

Nasal (Nose): Responsible for breathing, smell, and filtering air.

Oral (Mouth): Involved in speech, eating, and taste.

Mental (Chin): Supports the lower lip and teeth.

Otic (Ear): Responsible for hearing and balance.

Buccal (Cheek): Forms the sides of the face.

Cervical: Refers to the neck region, supporting the head and containing vital structures like the trachea, esophagus, and blood vessels.

Thoracic (Thorax): Contains the heart and lungs.

Sternal (Breastbone): Provides attachment points for ribs and muscles.

Mammary (Breast): Produces milk in females.

Abdomen (Abdominal): Houses digestive organs like the stomach, intestines, and liver.

Umbilical (Navel): A scar from the umbilical cord attachment.

Pelvic (Pelvis): Supports the lower back and contains reproductive organs.

Inguinal (Groin): The area where the thigh meets the abdomen.

Pubic (Genital): Contains the external genitalia.

Clavicular (Collarbone): Connects the sternum to the shoulder blade.

Axillary (Armpit): The area under the shoulder.

Brachial (Arm): The upper arm, from the shoulder to the elbow.

Antecubital (Front of Elbow): The area in front of the elbow joint.

Antebrachial (Forearm): The lower arm, from the elbow to the wrist.

Carpal (Wrist): The joint connecting the hand to the forearm.

Palmar (Palm): The inner surface of the hand.

Manual (Hand): Consists of the palm, fingers, and thumb.

Digital (Fingers): The five digits of the hand.

Coxal (Hip): The area around the hip joint.

Femoral (Thigh): The upper leg, from the hip to the knee.

Patellar (Kneecap): Protects the knee joint.

Crural (Leg): The lower leg, from the knee to the ankle.

Talus (Ankle): The bone at the top of the foot.

Dorsum (Top of Foot): The upper surface of the foot.

Pedal (Foot): Consists of the ankle, heel, and toes.

Digital (Toes): The five digits of the foot.

Vertebral (Spinal Column): Supports the body, protects the spinal cord, and facilitates movement.

Lumbar (Loin): Lower back region, responsible for supporting the weight of the upper body and facilitating bending and twisting motions.

Sacral (Between hips): Forms the back wall of the pelvis, connects the spine to the hips, and transmits weight from the upper body to the lower limbs.

Gluteal (Buttock): Contains the gluteus muscles, essential for movement and stability.

Perineal (Perineum): Region between the anus and genitals, containing external genitalia and urinary and anal openings.

Scapular (Shoulder Blade): Provides attachment points for muscles that move the arm and shoulder.

Acromial (Point of Shoulder): The bony prominence at the top of the shoulder.

Olecranon (Point of Elbow): The bony prominence at the back of the elbow.

Dorsum (Back of Hand): The back surface of the hand.

Popliteal (Hollow behind knee): The area behind the knee joint.

Sural (Calf): The fleshy part of the back of the lower leg.

Plantar (Sole): The bottom surface of the foot.

Calcaneal (Heel): The bony prominence at the back of the foot.

Occipital (Base of Skull): The back of the skull.

Nuchal (Back of Neck): The area at the back of the neck.

Cranial (Skull): Protects the brain and houses facial features.