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Anatomical position   person standing erect with face directed forward, the upper limbs hanging to the sides, palms of hands facing forward, feet slightly apart  
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superior/cranial   toward the head  
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inferior/caudal   toward the feet  
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anterior/ventral   front/belly  
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posterior/dorsal   back  
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medial   middle  
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lateral   side, away from the midline  
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intermediate   "between" between the lateral and medial position  
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proximal   close, nearest, closer to the point of attachment (referred to the arms and legs)  
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distal   distant, farther from attachment (referred to arms and legs)  
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ipsilateral   on the same side ex. gallbladder & liver are ipsolateral  
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contralateral   on opposite sides ex. ascending colon & descending colon are contralateral  
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superficial   toward the surface  
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deep   away from the surface; internal  
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supine   laying face up  
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prone   laying face down  
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Axial division   head, neck,& trunk; skull, vertebral column, rib cage  
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Appendiculardivision   (limbs) skeleton portion consisting of the upper limbs, lower limbs, and their girdles  
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