Anatomical Terminology
Anatomical Planes
Terms of Movement
Anatomical Position
Anatomical Axis
100

The front of the body is referred to as the...

Anterior

100

The coronal plane is more commonly known as the _____ plane.

Frontal

100

Flexion is the action of _____ at a joint

Bending

100

Relative to the spine, the heart is...

Anterior

200

Towards the point of attachment is considered...

Proximal

200

Splitting the body into right and left sides is the _____ plane.

Sagittal

200

Abduction is the action of moving a body segment _____ the body

Away from

200

In anatomical the position the similarity between the eyes, head and hands are that they are all...

Facing Forward

200

Axis that extends from the front of the body to the back.

Antero-posterior axis

300

The elbow is _____ to the shoulder.

Distal

300

The transverse plane splits the body into ____ and ____ segments.

Upper, Lower

300

Plantar Flexion is specific to the...

Ankle Joint

300

In anatomical position the hands are _____ to the heart.

Lateral

300

The longitudinal axis is also referred to as the _____ axis.

Polar

400

The head is _____ to the ankle.

Superior

400

The median plane is more commonly known as the _____ plane.

Sagittal 
400

The twisting of your wrist so the palm of your hand is facing BACK is called...

Pronation

400

The section of the body that includes the moveable limbs and their supporting structures, the skull and the rib cage is called the ______ skeleton.

Appendicular

400

Axis that runs vertically, head to toe.

Longitudinal axis

500

The shoulder is _____ to the spine.

Lateral

500

Splitting the body into anterior and posterior sides is the _____ plane.

Frontal

500

Eversion is standing on the ____ edge of your ____.

Outer, Foot

500

The hands in anatomical position are considered to be...

Supine

500

The axis of rotation is always perpendicular to the _______.

Planes of movement / anatomical planes