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Body Planes and Directional Terms - HS3

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SuperiorAbove This term refers to placement of a structure along the long axis of the body.Above This term refers to placement of a structure along the long axis of the body.
InferiorBelow This term refers to placement of a structure along the long axis of the body.
AnteriorFront
PosteriorBack
MedialToward the midline
LateralAway from the midline or median plane
CephaladToward the head
CranialToward the head
Whats another term for cephalad?Cranial
Whats another term for cranial?Cephalad
CaudalToward the tail
DorsalBackside
VentralBelly side
ProximalNearer the trunk or attached end Primarily used to locate various areas of the body limbs.
DistalFarther from the trunk or point of attachment Primarily used to locate various areas of the body limbs.
SuperficialToward or at the body surface Used to locate body organs according to their relative closeness to the body surface.
ExternalToward or at the body surface Used to locate body organs according to their relative closeness to the body surface.
What is another term for superficial?External
What is another term for external?Superficial
DeepAway from the body surface Used to locate body organs according to their relative closeness to the body surface.
InternalAway from the body surface Used to locate body organs according to their relative closeness to the body surface.
What is the name for a plane that runs vertically and divides the body into right and left parts?Sagittal plane
What is the name for a plane that runs vertically and divides the body into equal parts of right and left? (Two answers)Midsagittal plane Median plane
What is the name for a plane that runs vertically and divides the body (or organ) into anterior and posterior parts? (Two answers)Frontal plane Coronal plane
What is the name for a plane that runs horizontally and divides the body into superior and inferior parts?Transverse plane
When organs are sectioned along the transverse plane, what are the sections commonly called?Cross sections
The axial portion of the body has what two large cavities?Dorsal body cavity Ventral body cavity
What are the two subdivisions of the dorsal body cavity?Cranial cavity Vertebral cavity (Spinal cavity)
What does the vertebral cavity contain?The delicate spinal cord which is protected by the bony vertebral column.


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