CH 1 Anatomical Termonology
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Arm
Brachial
Armpit
Axillary
Backbone (Spine)
Vertebral
Breast
Mammary
Brestbone
Sternal
Buttock
Gluteal
Calf
Sural
Chest
Thoracic
Elbow (front)
Antecubital
Elbow (back)
Olencranal
Eye
Orbital
Fingers & Toes
Digital
Foot
Pedal
Forearm
Antebrachial
Genitals
Pubic
Groin/ Loin
Inguinal
Whole Head
Cephalic
Back of head
Occipital
Heel
Calcaneal
Knee (Front)
Patellar
Knee (Back)
Popliteal
Leg
Crural
Mouth
Oral
Naval
Umbilical
Neck
Cervical
Nose
Nasal
Shoulder Blade
Scapular
Sole of the Foot
Plantar
Thigh
Femoral
Wrist
Carpal
Superior/Inferior
(Above/Below)
Cranial/Caudal
(Towards the head/ Towards the tail or bottom part of the body)
Anterior/Posterior
(Front/Back)
Ventral/Dorsal
(Front/Back)
Medial/Lateral
(Towards the midline/away from the midline)
Proximal/ Distal
(Nearer the trunk/ More distant to the trunk)
Superficial/Deep
(Towards the surface/ Inwards away from the surface)
External/Internal
(above or at the surface/ below the surface)
Sagittal Plane
Any vertical plane that separates the body left from right.
A sagittal plane image would present information from the profile (Side) of the human body.
Transverse Plane
A plane horizontal plane that separates the body into an upper section and a lower section.
A Transverse plane image would present information as if standing above or below a person.
Frontal or Coronal
A vertical plane that separates the body into the front and back (think the front of head and the back of the head.)
A vertical plane image would present information as if your were looking at some one head on or from directly behind them
Orthogonal Plane
A Diagonal plane. Could be from any angle not listed by the other planes
Not commonly used in medicine.
Coxal
Hip
Acromial
Point of the shoulder (Where it meets the arm)
Buccal
Cheek
Lumbar
Lower Back
Fibular (peroneal)
Outside of the leg