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A&P Body Regions

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cephalic pertaining to the whole head
cranial pertaining to the cranium or skull (top of head)
frontal pertaining to the forehead
occipital pertaining to the back of the head
otic pertaining to the ear
facial pertaining to the whole face
orbital pertaining to the eye socket
buccal pertaining to the cheek
nasal pertaining to the nose
oral pertaining to the mouth
mental pertaining to the chin
cervical pertaining to the neck
thoracic pertaining to the whole chest or thorax
sternal pertaining to the breastbone (sternum)
pectoral pertaining to the superficial chest area
mammary pertaining to the breast
abdominal pertaining to the trunk below the diaphragm
umbilical pertaining to the navel
coxal pertaining to the hips
pubic pertaining to the genital region
inguinal pertaining to the groin
dorsal pertaining to the back
scapular pertaining to the shoulder blades (scapulae)
vertebral pertaining to the spinal column (vertebrae)
lumbar pertaining to the lower back (loin)
acromial pertaining to the shoulder
axillary pertaining to the armpit
brachial pertaining to the upper arm
olecranal pertaining to the posterior elbow
antecubital pertaining to the anterior elbow
antebrachial pertaining to the forearm
carpal pertaining to the wrist
manual pertaining to the hand (manus)
palmar pertaining to the palm of the hand
digital pertaining to the fingers (digits)
gluteal pertaining to the buttock (gluteus)
femoral pertaining to the thigh (femur)
patellar pertaining to the anterior knee (patella)
popliteal pertaining to the back of the knee
crural pertaining to the lower leg
sural pertaining to the posterior leg (calf)
fibular pertaining to the side of the leg
tarsal pertaining to the ankle
pedal pertaining to the foot
calcaneal pertaining to the heel (calcaneus)
plantar pertaining to the sole
digital pertaining to the toes (digits)
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