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Anatomy 2- Anatomy 1

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Another term for the word Anterior is: Ventral
The region of the 9-region plan of the abdomen located directly lateral to the epigastric region: Hypochondriac Region
The region of the 9-region Plan of the abdomen located medial to the inguinal region: Hypogastric region
The region of the 9-region Plan of the abdomen locted directly superior to the umbilical region: Epigastric Region
The study of the structure of the human body: Anatomy
The study of function of the human body: Physiology
The study of the structure of the human body before birth: Embryology
Study of all living things: Biology
An imaginary line drawn on the surface of the body to represent the approximate location of some underlying structure: Linear Guide
A description of a body part in relation to the position of adjacent structures: Anatomical Guides
The points of origin and termination of a body part in relation to adjacent body structures: Anatomical Limits
Term referring to the organs contained within a body cavity: Visceral
A vertical plane passing through the body from anterior to posterior and superior to inferior so as to divide the body into right and left portions: Sagital Planes
A vertical plane passing through the body from superior to inferior and from side to side so as to divide the body into an anterior and posterior portion: Frontal Plane or Coronal Plane
A vertical plane passing through the body from anterior to posterior and superior to inferior so as to divide the body into symmetrical halves: Median Plane or Mid-sagittal Plane
A horizontal plane passing through the body from anterior to posterior and side to side so as to divide the body into superior and inferior portions: Transverse Plane or Horizontal Plane
Another Term for the word Deep is : Central
Another term for the word Peripheral is : Superficial
The opposite of Medial is : Lateral
The opposite of Distal is : Proximal
The opposite of Dorsal is: Ventral
The opposite of Inferior is : Superior
Term referring to the walls surrounding a body cavity: Parietal
A group of body tissues arranged for the performance of a particular function in the body: Organ
A group of body cells arranged for the performance of a particular function in the body: Tissue
The system of the body having to do with the skin: Integumentary System
The system of the body having to do with the heart, blood, and vessels: Circulatory System
The system of the body having to do with the bones of the body: Skeletal System
The dead human body used for anatomical study is called: Cadaver
The brain and spinal cord are found in this cavity: Posterior Cavity or Dorsal Cavity
The heart and lungs are found in this cavity: Ventral Cavity or Thoracic Cavity
The stomach is found in this Cavity: Peritoneal Cavity
The tongue is found in this cavity: Oral Cavity or Proper-bucca Cavity
The heart is found in this cavity: Pericardial Cavity
The extremities include the following: Upper: Arm, forearm and Hand; Lower: thigh, leg, and foot
The skull is made up of two parts: Cranium and Face
The peritoneum reflects over most of the organs in the: Abdominal Cavity
The Trunk of the body may also be referred to as the: Torso/ Trunk
The portion of the abdominal cavity that houses the urinary bladder and female sex organs is called: The Pelvic Cavity
The lungs are contained in the: Chest Cavity or Left and Right Pleural Cavities
The neck of the body is also referred to as the: Cervix or Cervical Region
The thigh portion of the lower extremity is also called the: Femoral Region
The hand is said to be distal to the: Forearm
The wall that divides the two nasal cavities is called the: Nasal Septum
The wall that divides the thorax from the abdomen is called: The Diaphragm
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