BIOL 2251 Anatomy and Physiology I Lab Practical 1
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vertical division of the body into
right and left portions
sagittal plane
divides the body into anterior
frontal plane (coronal and posterior portions (front and
plane) back)
divides the body into superior
transverse plane and inferior portions (top and
(horizontal plane) bottom)
pertaining to the head or the
head end of the body
Cephalic
skull region
cranial region
the region that includes the face
and its structures
facial region
cheeks (10)
buccal region
, nose (8)
Nasal Region
mouth (9)
Oral Region
eyes (6)
Orbital region
ears
Otic region
neck region
cervical region
chest, abdomen, and pelvis
(torso)
trunk
The thoracic region located at
the center of your upper and
Upper Thoracic Region
middle back.
left and right chest, in upper
thoracic region and separated by
2 pectoral regions
sternal region.
a partially T-shaped vertical bone
that forms the anterior portion of
the chest wall centrally. The
Sternal Region
sternum is divided anatomically
into three segments: manubrium,
body, and xiphoid process.
, abdomen (stomach area)
abdominal region
lower lateral groin regions on
both sides
2 Inguinal regions
region between two inguinal
regions, pubis
pubic region
external reproductive organs
Genital region
back of trunk
Dorsal Region
shoulder blades
2 scapular regions
vertebral column, spine
Vertebral Region
sacrum or lower back
sacral region
buttocks
gluteal region
, each side of the vertebral region
below the ribs
Lumbar Region
Lateral regions of the contains Auxiliary and Coxal Regions
abdomen
armpit
Auxiliary Region
hips (lateral surface of the trunk)
Coxal Region
shoulder region
deltoid region
arm (shoulder to elbow)
Brachial Region
forearm (elbow to wrist)
antebrachial region
elbow region
cubital region
front of elbow (where blood is
drawn)
antecubital region
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Terms in this set (281)
vertical division of the body into
right and left portions
sagittal plane
divides the body into anterior
frontal plane (coronal and posterior portions (front and
plane) back)
divides the body into superior
transverse plane and inferior portions (top and
(horizontal plane) bottom)
pertaining to the head or the
head end of the body
Cephalic
skull region
cranial region
the region that includes the face
and its structures
facial region
cheeks (10)
buccal region
, nose (8)
Nasal Region
mouth (9)
Oral Region
eyes (6)
Orbital region
ears
Otic region
neck region
cervical region
chest, abdomen, and pelvis
(torso)
trunk
The thoracic region located at
the center of your upper and
Upper Thoracic Region
middle back.
left and right chest, in upper
thoracic region and separated by
2 pectoral regions
sternal region.
a partially T-shaped vertical bone
that forms the anterior portion of
the chest wall centrally. The
Sternal Region
sternum is divided anatomically
into three segments: manubrium,
body, and xiphoid process.
, abdomen (stomach area)
abdominal region
lower lateral groin regions on
both sides
2 Inguinal regions
region between two inguinal
regions, pubis
pubic region
external reproductive organs
Genital region
back of trunk
Dorsal Region
shoulder blades
2 scapular regions
vertebral column, spine
Vertebral Region
sacrum or lower back
sacral region
buttocks
gluteal region
, each side of the vertebral region
below the ribs
Lumbar Region
Lateral regions of the contains Auxiliary and Coxal Regions
abdomen
armpit
Auxiliary Region
hips (lateral surface of the trunk)
Coxal Region
shoulder region
deltoid region
arm (shoulder to elbow)
Brachial Region
forearm (elbow to wrist)
antebrachial region
elbow region
cubital region
front of elbow (where blood is
drawn)
antecubital region
