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Anatomical name for the human neck
Cervical
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Anatomical name for the human Forearm
Antebrachial
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Anatomical name for the human Spine
Vertebral
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Anatomical name for the human lateral part of the lower Spine
Lumbar
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Anatomical name for the human Knee Cap
Patellar
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Anatomical name for the human Shin
Crural
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Anatomical name for the human Mouth
Oral
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Anatomical name for the human Shoulder
Acromial
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Anatomical name for the human Space Behind the Knee
Popliteal
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Anatomical name for the human Sternum
Sternal
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Anatomical name for the human Naval
Umbilical
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Anatomical name for the human Pubic Hair Area
Inguinal
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Anatomical name for the human Chin
Mental
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Anatomical name for the human area under the Arm
Axillary
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Anatomical name for the human Ear
Otic
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Anatomical name for the human Wrist
Carpal
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Anatomical name for the human Nipple
Mammary
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Anatomical name for the human Genitals
Pubic
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Anatomical name for the human But
Gluteal
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Anatomical name for the human Foot
Pedal
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Anatomical name for the human Nose
Nasal
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Anatomical name for the human Arm
Brachial
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Anatomical name for the human lower Back of the Head
Occipital
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Anatomical name for the human Palm of the Hand
Palmar
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Anatomical name for the human Lateral side of the upper back
Scapular
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Anatomical name for the human area between the Anus and Genital
Perineal
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Anatomical name for the human Hip
Coxal
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Anatomical name for the human Ankle
Tarsal
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Standard Body Position is called and looks like what
- Anatomical Position
- Body is Errect and facing forward
- Feet are slightly apart
- Upper appendages are hanging at the sides
- Palms facing forward
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The Two Basic Divisions of the body are
- 1. Axial Portion (Head, Neck, Trunk)
- 2. Apendicular (Arms, Legs)
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In order to study the Body or Organ in detail it is often sectioned along a surface called what
What are the 3 sectioned serface called
- The surface is called a Plane
- 1. Transverse Plan (divides Superior and Inferior)
- 2. Sagittal Plan (divides Right and Left)
- 3. Frontal Plan (Anterior, Posterior)
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Direction twards the head end or upper part of a structure or the body above
Superior
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Direction away from the head or toward the lower part of the structure
Inferior
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Anatomical name for the human Tail Bone
Sacral
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Anatomical name for the human Belly Button
Abdominal
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Anatomical name for the human Eye area
Orbital
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Anatomical name for the human Fingers
Digital
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Anatomical name for the human Side of the Cheek
Buccal
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Anatomical name for the human Elbow
Olecranal
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Anatomical name for the human area between the wrist and beginning of the Thumb
Pollex
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Anatomical name for the human area of the Bottom of the Foot
Plantar
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Anatomical name for the human Hand
Manus
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Anatomical name for the human Thigh
Femoral
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Anatomical name for the human Fingers
Dogital
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Anatomical name for the human area where the Take Blood
Anticubital
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Anatomical name for the human Big Toe
Hallux
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Anatomical name for the human Lateral Side of Lower Leg
Peroneal or Fibular
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Anatomical name for the human Heel
Calcaneal
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Anatomical name for the human Sternal, Axillary, Mammary
Thoracic
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Anatomical name for the human Calf area
Sural
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Anatomical name for the human Appendages Arms/Legs
Appendicular
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Anatomical name for the human Front
Frontal
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Area twards the front of the body
Ventral
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Area between a more medial and more lateral structure
Intermediate
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Area towards the head on a 4 leg animal
Cephalic (Cranial)
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Area towards the tail or posterior end of the body
Caudal
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The front side of Anitomical Position
Anterior
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The Back Side of Anatomical Position
Posterior
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The Middel of Anitomical Position
Medial
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The area Away from the Orgen in Anatomical Position
Distal
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The area of the back in Anitomical Position
Dorsal
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The External in Anatomical Position
Superficial
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The Internal in Anatomical Position
Deep
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The side in Anatomical Position
Lateral
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The area close to the Orgin in Anitomical Position
Proximal
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