Anatomical Planes
Anatomical Directions
Body Regions
Body Regions
Joint Actions
100

These two anatomical directions are cut into halves using the mid-sagittal plane.

What are left and right?

100

Superior

What is above the waist?

100

Cranial

What is the skull/cranium? 

100

Frontal

What is the forehead?

100

Flexion and extension both occur at the elbow joint and the knee joint, of the the two actions that occur at these joints, which is of more importance?

What is extension?

200

This plane cuts the body into superior and inferior segments.

What is the transverse plane?

200

Posterior

What is behind midline?

200

Ocular

What are the eyes?

200

Scapular

What are the scapula?

What are the shoulder blades?

200

Which joint action occurs at the shoulder joint and the hip joint which does not occur anywhere in the human body except between C1 and C2 joint in the cervical region?

What is ROTATION?

300

This is the scientific name for the plane which cuts the human body from anterior to posterior.

What is the frontal/Coronal plane?

300

Superficial

What is closer to the surface of the skin?

300

Olecranon

What is the tip of the elbow?

300

Femoral

What is the thigh?

300

These two actions occur at the wrist joints only.

What are ulnar and radial deviation?

400

Using scientific words, how does the transverse plane cut the human body into segments.

What are superior and inferior segments?

400

Lateral

What is away from midline?

400

Sacral

What is your tailbone? 

400

Popliteal

What is the back of the knee?

400

Which two action occur only in the ankle joints?

What are plantar and dorsiflexion?


500

Using scientific terms, the frontal plane cuts the human body into which segments.

What are anterior and posterior?

500

Proximal

What is closer to the heart?

500

Acromion

What is the tip of the shoulder?

500

Coxal

What are the hips?

500

This is the most important movement in the human body of all movements.

What is ROTATION?

External Rotation

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