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ASMT- A&P #1

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Describe anatomical position... body is erect, upper limbs at sides, palms facing forward, lower limbs together
Coronal/Frontal Plane vertical plane, divide body into anterior/posterior parts
Cranial closer to head, cudal is opposite
Paramedian/Parasagittal Plane vertical plane, divides body into uneual right/left parts
Rostral toward the nose
Trunk Neck- 7 cervical, Thorax- 12 thoracic, Abdomen- 15 lumbar, Pelvis
Superficial near the surface, deep/profundus is opposite
Superior toward the head, inferior is opposite
Pes tarsals, metatarsals, digits
Crus tibia & fibula
Thigh femur
Coxa Os coxa
Median/Median-Saggital Plane vertical plane, divides body into exact right/left halves
Posterior back side of body, anterior is opposite
External toward outside or exterior of organ/cavity, internal is opposite
Internal toward inside or interior of organ/cavity, external is opposite
Deep/Profundus deeper beneath the surface, superficial is opposite
Clunes buttocks
Inferior toward the feet, superior is opposite
Horizontal Plane divides body into inferior/superior parts
Distal (limbs only)farther from trunk, proximal is opposite
Proximal (limbs only)closer to trunk, distal is opposite
Lateral farther from median/mid-saggital plane, medial is opposite
Medial toward the median/mid-saggital plane, lateral is opposite
Anterior front side of body, posterior is opposite
Dorsal back surface of the body, ventral is the opposite
Pectoral Girdle scapula & clavical
Manus carpals, metacarpals, digits
Thoracic Cavity ribs, thoracic vertabre & sternum form bony walls of cavity...houses lungs, heart, and other organs
Antebrachium ulna & radius
Cranial Cavity houses the brain and associated structures
Abdominopelvic Cavity houses the organs of the abdomen and pelvis
Brachium humerus
Ventral closer to tail(bone), cranial is opposite
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