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Anatomy
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Language of Anatomy and Physiology
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Anatomy
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Language of Anatomy and Physiology
1. Anatomical Position
Anterior Surface body landmarks
Abdominal
Acromial
Antebrachial
Antecubital
Axillary
Brachial
Buccal
Carpal
Cervical
Coxal
Crural
Digital
Femoral
Hallux
Inguinal
Mammary
mental
nasal
Oral
palmar
patellar
pedal
pelvic
Peroneal (fibular)
pollex
Located at the level of the abdomen,
between the chest and the hips.
Either related or located near the
acromion which is a bone structure of
the scapula.
Related to the anterior side of the
forearm.
Related to elements that are located
anteriorly to the elbow (known as the
cubitus)
At the level of axillar/armpit – where the
joint connects with the shoulder.
At the level of the arm
Related to the oral cavity, more exactly
the cheeks.
At the level of the wrist
At the level of the neck
At the level of the hip or the hip joint.
Related to the thigh
Related to the fingers
At the level of the femoral bone
The large toe at the level of the feet
At the level of the groin when the
inguinal canal can be found.
Related to the breasts
Located at the level of the chin as it is a
fascial space.
At the level of the structures of the bone
Related to the mouth (* the buccal area
refers mostly to the cheeks while the
other elements at this level are known as
oral ones).
Related to the hands palm
At the level of the patella which is the
knee bone structure
Related to the foot area of a patient
Related to the bones which form the
pelvis (known as the pelvic girdle).
Related to the fibula, the bone structure
lateral to the tibia.
Related to the thumb (the first digit of
the forelimb)
Anatomy
pubic
sternal
tarsal
thoracic
umbilical
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Usually referring to the hypogastric
region (the lowest abdominal part which
usually contains the external part of the
reproductive organs).
The anterior side of the chest, related to
the sternum where the ribs connect
Related to the tarsus that forms the ankle
At the level of the rib cage where the
thorax is located.
Related to the navel which is located at
the central part of the abdomen (also
known anatomically as the umbilical
region).
Posterior Surface body landmarks
Acromial
Brachial
Calcaneal
Cephalic
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