Introduction to Anatomy - Part 3

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What position describes lying on your back?

  • Supine (correct)
  • Prone
  • Right Lateral Recumbent
  • Fowler’s

Which term refers to the front of the elbow?

  • Antecubital (correct)
  • Palmar
  • Olecranon
  • Cervical

What anatomical term describes the location of the navel?

  • Abdominal (correct)
  • Coxal
  • Mental
  • Thoracic

Which of the following refers to the region of the shoulder blade?

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In anatomical terminology, what is the term for the area commonly referred to as the 'buttocks'?

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What is the anatomical term for the area behind the knee?

<p>Popliteal (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct term for the wrist?

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Which term describes lying on your left side?

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What is the anatomical term for the area between the hips and the tailbone?

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Which term refers to lying on the right side of the body?

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What is the anatomical term for the area commonly known as the 'calf'?

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Which of the following refers to the area of the hand commonly known as the 'thumb'?

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What is the anatomical term for the region referred to as the 'lowest part of the back'?

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What is the anatomical term for the area referred to as the 'great toe'?

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Which term describes the anatomical position of lying straight up or leaning slightly back?

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What anatomical term is used to describe the area of the body known as the 'armpit'?

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Which of the following terms refers to the back of the body?

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What is the anatomical term for the region referred to as the 'chest'?

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What position describes lying on your tummy?

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Which term refers to the area of the body known as 'the neck'?

<p>Cervical (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the anatomical term for the area commonly known as the 'elbow'?

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Which term describes the anatomical position of lying on your left side?

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What is the anatomical term for the area referred to as the 'sole'?

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What is the anatomical term for the area located at the back of the head?

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Which term describes the position of lying on one's right side?

<p>Right Lateral Recumbent (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In anatomical terminology, which of the following terms refers to the wrist area?

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Which term is used to describe the area of the body referred to as the 'lower back'?

<p>Lumbar (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the anatomical term for the area known as the 'buttocks'?

<p>Gluteal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which anatomical term refers to the area known as the 'face'?

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What is the correct anatomical term for the area commonly referred to as the 'forehead'?

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Which term describes the position of lying on the left side of the body?

<p>Left Lateral Recumbent (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What anatomical term is used to describe the area known as the 'spine'?

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Which anatomical term refers to the area commonly known as the 'armpit'?

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Which anatomical term refers to the region known as the 'ankle'?

<p>Tarsal (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the anatomical term for the area located at the top of the foot?

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Which position describes lying on your right side?

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What is the proper anatomical term for the area of the body commonly referred to as 'the chin'?

<p>Mental (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term refers to the anatomical position of lying straight up or leaning slightly back?

<p>Fowler's (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the anatomical term for the region referred to as the 'calf'?

<p>Sural (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which anatomical term describes the area located at the base of the skull?

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What is the anatomical term for the area commonly referred to as the 'shoulder blade'?

<p>Scapula (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which term refers to the anatomical position of lying with the body on its back?

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What is the anatomical term for the area commonly known as the 'wrist'?

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Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

Position Terms

  • Prone: Position lying on the stomach.
  • Supine: Position lying on the back.
  • Right Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the right side.
  • Left Lateral Recumbent: Position lying on the left side.
  • Fowler's: Sitting position that can be straight or slightly leaned back.

Body Regions and Terms

  • Head: Referred to as cephalic.
  • Skull: Known as cranial or cranium.
  • Face: Described as facial.
  • Neck/Nape: Termed cervical.
  • Forehead: Called frontal.
  • Temple: Referred to as temporal.
  • Eye: Known as orbital or ocular.
  • Ear: Described as otic.
  • Cheek: Referred to as buccal.
  • Nose: Termed nasal.
  • Mouth: Known as oral.
  • Chin: Described as mental.
  • Armpit: Termed axillary.

Upper Limb Terminology

  • Arm: Referred to as brachial.
  • Front of Elbow: Called antecubital.
  • Forearm: Known as antebrachial.
  • Wrist: Described as carpal.
  • Palm: Referred to as palmar or volar.
  • Fingers: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits, or digital.
  • Hand/Thumb: Described as manual or pollex.

Thoracic and Abdominal Regions

  • Chest: Termed thoracic.
  • Abdomen: Known as abdominal.
  • Breastbone: Referred to as sternum.
  • Breast: Described as mammary.
  • Navel: Termed umbilicus.

Pelvic and Lower Limb Terms

  • Pelvis: Referred to as pelvic.
  • Pubis: Termed pubic.
  • Groin: Known as inguinal.
  • Hip: Described as coxal.
  • Thigh: Referred to as femoral.
  • Leg: Known as crural.
  • Kneecap: Termed patella.
  • Ankle: Described as tarsal.
  • Toes: Known as phalanges, phalanx, digits or digital.
  • Foot: Described as pedal.
  • Top of Foot: Referred to as dorsum.
  • Great Toe: Known as hallux.

Back and Posterior Terms

  • Back: Described as posterior or dorsal.
  • Base of Skull: Termed occipital.
  • Shoulder Blade: Referred to as scapula.
  • Spinal Column: Known as vertebral or spine.
  • Loin/Low Back: Described as lumbar.
  • Between Hips/Tailbone: Referred to as sacrum or coccyx.
  • Buttocks: Called gluteal.
  • Anus/External Genitalia: Termed perineal or perineum.
  • Hollow Behind the Knee: Known as popliteal.
  • Calf: Described as sural.
  • Sole: Termed plantar.
  • Heel: Known as calcaneal.

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