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Anatomical position

TermDefinition
tarsal ankle
hallux big toe
pedal foot
nasal nose
ocular, orbital eye
otic ear
abdominal upper part of the stomach
pelvic pelvis, lower part of the torso
pubic pubis
dorsal back
popliteal back of the knee
epigastric region top middle region
right hypochondriac region top left region
right inguinal region bottom left region
hypogastric region (pubic) bottom middle region
left inguinal region right lower region
frontal forehead
cranial skull
facial face
cephalic head
axillary armpit
brachial arm
antecubital front of elbow
antebrachial forearm
carpal wrist
palmar palm
pollex thumb
digits fingers, toes
patellar kneecap
crural leg
buccal cheek
cervical neck
thoracic chest
mammary breast
umbilical navel, belly button
manual hand
inguinal groin, where the leg attaches to the torso or pelvis
femoral thigh
acromial shoulder
olecranal back of elbow
lumbar loin, lower back right before the butt
gluteal buttock
sural calf
calcaneal heel of foot
plantar sole of foot
anatomical position standing straight up, feet are together, hands at the sides with the palms facing forward
supine lying on the back
prone lying on the belly
abdominopelvic quadrants right upper, left upper, right lower, left lower; formed by two perpendicular lines that intersect at the navel
left hypochondriac region top right region
right lumbar region middle left region
umbilical region middle, middle region
left lumbar region middle right region
Created by: bsauveur
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