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Anatomy & Physiology: Surface Regions and Associated Organs

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  • Acromial region
    The area over the shoulder; associated with the lungs.
  • Antebrachial region
    The forearm area; associated with the pancreas.
  • Axillary region
    The armpit area; associated with the small intestine.
  • Brachial region
    The arm area; associated with the spleen.
  • Calcaneal region
    The heel area; associated with the spinal cord.
  • Cervical region
    The neck area; associated with the stomach.
  • Coxal region
    The hip area; associated with the thyroid gland.
  • Cranial region
    The skull area; associated with the trachea.
  • Dorsal region
    The back area; associated with the urinary bladder.
  • Femoral region
    The thigh area; associated with the liver.
  • Liver location in surface regions
    Associated with the femoral region.
  • Lungs location in surface regions
    Associated with the acromial region.
  • Pancreas location in surface regions
    Associated with the antebrachial region.
  • Small intestine location in surface regions
    Associated with the axillary region.
  • Spleen location in surface regions
    Associated with the brachial region.
  • Spinal cord location in surface regions
    Associated with the calcaneal region.
  • Stomach location in surface regions
    Associated with the cervical region.
  • Thyroid gland location in surface regions
    Associated with the coxal region.
  • Trachea location in surface regions
    Associated with the cranial region.
  • Urinary bladder location in surface regions
    Associated with the dorsal region.