Multiple Choice
Which anatomical regions are located inferior to the hypochondriac regions on the anterior trunk?
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1. Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology
Anatomical Terms for the Front of the Trunk
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Which anatomical term refers specifically to the front region of the trunk where the stomach is located?
A
Thoracic
B
Pelvic
C
Cervical
D
Abdominal
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Step 1: Understand the anatomical regions of the body. The trunk of the body is divided into several regions, including thoracic (chest), abdominal (stomach area), pelvic (lower trunk), and cervical (neck).
Step 2: Focus on the location of the stomach. The stomach is situated in the front region of the trunk, specifically in the area known as the abdomen.
Step 3: Match the anatomical term to the region where the stomach is located. The term 'abdominal' refers to the region of the trunk that houses the stomach and other digestive organs.
Step 4: Eliminate incorrect options. 'Thoracic' refers to the chest region, 'Pelvic' refers to the lower trunk near the hips, and 'Cervical' refers to the neck region. None of these are associated with the stomach.
Step 5: Confirm that the correct anatomical term for the front region of the trunk where the stomach is located is 'Abdominal'.
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