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Structural Organization

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anatomical positionthe body is facing forward, standing erect, feet parallel, holding arms at side with palms facing forward
directional termsrefer to the location of a structure or the relative position of a body part to another one
anterioron the front of the body
posterioron the back of the body
ventralon the front of the body
dorsalon the back of the body
cranialrefers to the head
caudalrefers to the tail or tailbone
superiorrefers to the head, top, or upper body or section
inferiorrefers to the tail, bottom or lower body or section
medialrefers to the middle
lateralrefers to the side
proximalrefers to the nearest point of reference
distalrefers to the farthest from the point of reference
superificialon or near the surface
deepon the inside
planesan imaginary line that divides the body or organ into sections
sagittaldivides the body into right and left sides
midsagittaldivides the body into equal halves
frontaldivides the body into anterior and posterior
transversedivides the body into top and bottom sections
body cavitiesspaces within the body that contain and protect organs
abdominalcontains the stomach,liver,gallbladder,pancreas,spleen,large and small intestines, and the appendix
cranialcontains the brain
dorsalcontains the brain and spinal cord
pelviccontains the urinary bladder, reproductive organs, rectum
spinalcontains the spinal cord
thoraciccontains the heart,lungs,bronchi,trachea,esophagus,and thymus gland
abdominal quadrantsfour subdivisions used to refernce abdominal organs
Right upper quadrantRUQ
Right lower quadrantRLQ
Left upper quadrantLUQ
Left lower quadrantLLQ
addominal/pelvic regionssubdivisions of the combined abdominal and pelvic cavity
epigastricthe area just below the sternum (breastbone)
umbilicalthe area around the naval or umbilicus
hypogastricthe area below the stomach; the pubic area
hypochondriacthe area below the ribs
illiacthe area to the right and left of the pubic area; also know as the inguinal area
lumbarthe area on each side of the umbilicus; extends from anterior to posterior


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