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| What is the term identifying the head region? | cephalic
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| What is the term identifying the neck region? | cervical
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| What is the term identifying the armpit region? | axillary
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| What is the term identifying the anterior surface of the upper arm? | brachial
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| What is the term identifying the anterior surface of the elbow? | antebrachial
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| What is the term identifying the wrist? | carpal
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| What is the term identifying the fingers? | digital
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| What is the term identifying the palm? | palmar
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| What is the term identifying the thigh? | femoral
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| What is the term identifying the leg? | crural
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| What is the term identifying the ankle? | tarsal
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| What is the term identifying the foot? | pedal
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| What is the term identifying the toes? | digital
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| What is the term identifying the groin region? | inguinal
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| What is the term identifying the hip region? | coxal
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| What is the term identifying the naval? | umbilicus or umbilical
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| What is the term identifying the breast? | mammary
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| What is the term identifying the chin? | mental
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| What is the term identifying the mouth? | oral
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| What is the term identifying the nose? | Nasal
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| What is the term identifying the cheek? | Buccal
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| What is the term identifying the ear? | otic
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| What is the term identifying the eye? | orbital
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| What is the term identifying the forehead? | frontal
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| What is the term identifying the shoulder? | acromial
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| What is the term identifying the shoulder blade? | scapular
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| What is the term identifying the spinal column? | vertebral
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| What is the term identifying the back surface of the body? | dorsal
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| What is the term identifying the region between the dorsal surface between the hips? | sacral
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| What is the term identifying the hollow behind the knee? | popliteal
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| What is the term identifying the back of the calf? | sural
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| What is the term identifying the sole of the foot? | sural
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| What is the term identifying the heel of the foot? | calcaneal
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| What is the scientific name for the human hiney? (not buttocks) | Gluteal
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| What name is given to the area just below the antebrachial crease? | cubital
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| What is the name given to the vertebra in the small of the back? | lumbar
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| What name is given to the area of the kneecap? | patellar
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| What name is given to the area on the front of the body- also known as the "crotch" | pubic
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| What name is given to the area of the body also called the chest? | thoracic or thorax
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| What name is given to the area between the legs on the inferior margin of the torso? | perineal
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