Directional Orientation
Position
Movement
Body Regions
Body Cavities
100
In place of Cephalic or Cranial
What is Superior
100
Laying on the spine
What is Supine
100
Toes inward
What is Inversion
100
At the navel
What is Umbilical
100
Houses the brain
What is Cranial cavity
200
Farthest away from the point of attachment
What is Distal
200
Back supported, leg stretched out and supported
What is Fowlers
200
Circular movement of the arms or leg
What is Circumduction
200
At the waist
What is Lumbar
200
This cavity is in the chest covering the heart
What is Pericardial cavity
300
My elbow to my wrist
What is Proximal
300
Laying flat with knees bent
Dorsal Recumbent
300
The opposite of flexion
What is Extension
300
This is the groin
What is Inguinal
300
This cavity has the lungs and the heart
What is Thoracic
400
The chin in relation to the mouth
What is Inferior
400
Feet up, head down
What is Trendelenburg
400
Movement away from the body
What is Abduction
400
This area has nine regions
What is Abdominopelvic region
400
Its the third section of the spinal column
What is Lumbar
500
Also called posterior
What is Dorsal
500
Laying on the stomach
What is Prone
500
Opposing movement
What is Antagonistic
500
Body region named for its location above the stomach
What is Epigastric
500
This area has seven vertebrae in its section
What is Cervical
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