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1 Introduction To Anatomy Physiology Answer Key

The document provides a comprehensive overview of anatomical terminology, including directional terms, body regions, and body cavities. It includes examples of relationships between body parts and their respective positions, such as anterior, posterior, medial, and lateral. Additionally, it outlines the anatomical position and various body planes.
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1 Introduction To Anatomy Physiology Answer Key

The document provides a comprehensive overview of anatomical terminology, including directional terms, body regions, and body cavities. It includes examples of relationships between body parts and their respective positions, such as anterior, posterior, medial, and lateral. Additionally, it outlines the anatomical position and various body planes.
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ANSWER KEY- 7.

The chin is __INFERIOR_to the lips.


_____ANTERIOR/ventral__toward the front
of the body
____posterior/dorsal toward the back of the body.
LANGUAGE OF Examples: The esophagus is _Posterior_ the trachea.
The sternum is ____Anterior__ to the heart.
ANATOMY 8. __Medial__toward the midline of the body.
Reviewing your Knowledge ____Lateral______away from the midline of the
body.
I. Body regions
Examples: The eye is __Medial_to the ear.
Identify the body regions using common terms:
The axilla is __lateral_to the nipple.
___________THIGH_(femoral)__________1. The area 9. ____Proximal________________: closer to the
between the groin and knee. origin or point of attachment.
_____DISTAL_: far from the origin or point of
________ARM_(humeral)_____________2. The area attachment.
between the shoulder and elbow. Examples: The shoulder is __PROXIMAL____________to
the elbow.
______________FOREARM The knee is ____DISTAL_to the hip
(antebrachial)________3.The area between the elbow 10. ___DORSAL /posterior____________:
and wrist. toward the back; __VENTRAL
/anterior____________ toward the belly.
____________LEG_(crus)_________4. The area Examples: The vertebral column is ___DORSAL
between the knee and ankle.
/posterior__to the sternum.
_______________CHEST_(thorax)______5. The area The umbilicus is _____VENTRAL
of the trunk between the neck and Diaphragm /anterior_________to the spine.
______ABDOMEN________________6.The area of the 11. __SUPERFICIAL_____________: toward
trunk between the diaphragm and hip bones. the surface of the body;
_____________PELVIS_(BUTTOCKS)________7. ___DEEP___: away from the surface.
The area of the trunk inferior to the hip bones. Examples The veins are __SUPERFICIAL_ the arteries.
__BACK_(dorsum)__8. Posterior trunk that The bones are _DEEP____________to the
is located that is located between the neck and buttocks. muscles.
SHOULDER_9. Curved area where upper limb
attaches to upper border of trunk.
_______GROIN____10. Area on anterior surface III. Identify and label the different body parts or
where lower limb attaches to pelvis. areas. Refer to Table 1-3 and Table 1-1 for the answers.
II. Directional Terms
Complete the sentences using the appropriate Table 1-3 ANTERIOR/VENTRAL
directional terms from Table 1.2
1. The sternum is
____ANTERIOR______________to the vertebrae.
2. The nose is _____INFERIOR _______and
____MEDIAL___________ to the eyes.
3. The heart is
_____ANTERIOR_(MEDIAL/intermediate)__ to the lungs.
4. The wrist is INFERIOR/ DISTAL to the arm.
5. The right lung and right kidney are
The wrist is INFERIOR/ DISTAL to the arm
__iPSILATERAL_________.
6. _____Superior_____________: above; 1. FRONTAL 28. DIGITAL
[Link]
___INFERIOR_______________: below
[Link]
Examples: The forehead is
[Link]
___SUPERIOR_______________to the nose. [Link]
[Link] • Cross-section1____CORONAL/FRONTAL
7CERVICAL • Frontal plane 2____OBLIQUE
[Link] • Longitudinal section 3__HORIZONTAL –
[Link] TRANSVERSE/ CROSS
[Link] • Midsagittal plane 4____PARASAGITTAL
[Link] • Oblique plane 5__MIDSAGITTAL
12. PELVIC • Parasagittal plane 6 _LONGITUDINAL
[Link] • Transverse plane 7___CROSS-SECTION
[Link] (GENITAL)
[Link] 1)ANATOMIC POSITION--- BODY IS ERECT (VERTICAL),
[Link] FACING FORWARD, THE ARMS ARE STRAIGHT AND AT THE
17 BRACHIAL SIDES OF THE BODY WITH THE PALMS FACING FORWARD,
[Link] THE LEGS ARE STRAIGHT WITH THE FEET FACING
[Link] FORWARD AND FLAT
[Link] (WRIST)
[Link] a._EPIGASTRIC
[Link] (HIP)
[Link] b.._Right HYPOCHONDRIAC
[Link]
[Link] (LEG) c. UMBILICAL
[Link]
d._RIGHT LUMBAR
[Link] (TALUS)
POSTERIOR/DORSAL e._HYPOGASTRIC/PUBIC AREA

f._R IGHT ILIAC OR INGUINAL

II,. Body cavity

1. Brain-CRANIAL
2. Heart-THORACIC CAVITY
3. Stomach-ABDOMINAL CAVITY
4. Lungs-THORACIC
5. Liver-ABDOMINAL
6. Spinal cord-SPINAL CAVITY
7. Uterus-ABDOMINOPELVIC
[Link] CAVITY/PELVIC
[Link] 8. Urinary bladder-PELVIC
[Link]
[Link] (FOREARM)
9. Small intestine-ABDOMINAL
[Link] 10. Trachea-THORACIC
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] (CALF)
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C. PLANES OF THE BODY

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