Body Positions Parts
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| Anatomical Position | facing forward, upper limbs at sides and palms forward
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| Superior | towards the head
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| Inferior | towards the feet
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| Anterior (ventral) | towards the front
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| Posterior (dorsal) | towards the back
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| Rostral | towards the front (cephalic)
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| Medial | towards the midline
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| Lateral | away from the midline
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| Intermediate | directly between the two structures
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| Proximal | closer to point of attachment
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| Distal | further from the point of attachment
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| Superfical | closer to the surface
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| Deep | further from the surface
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| Supine | lying face up
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| Prone | lying face down
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| Ipsilateral | on the same side of the body
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| Contralateral | on the opposite side of the body
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