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Basic Terminologies in Neuroscience

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What are 4 main functional subdivision?   show
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show head, neck, trunk (thorax, abdomen, pelvis), upper limb, and lower limb  
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show Caudal (directed towards the tail and beyond)  
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Posterior (directed towards back of body)   show
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show Ventral (directed towards the belly)  
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Superior (directed towards the head end of body, upper)   show
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show Medial (directed towards midline)  
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show Central (directed towards center or center of body part)  
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Superficial (closer towards the surface of the body)   show
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External (towards the surface)   show
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Apical (towards surface)   show
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Proximal (closer towards torso)   show
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show base of skull  
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Sagittal plane location   show
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Coronal plane location   show
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Transverse plane location   show
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Sagittal plane has what axis?   show
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Coronal plane has what axis?   show
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show longitudinal/vertical axis  
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