vocabulary
point to the part
cavities
quadrants
directional terms
100

transverse plane

what is divide the body into top and bottom halves 

100

location of epigastric region

what is above stomach

100

teeth and tongue 

what is oral cavity 

100

organs in upper right quadrant 

what is liver, gallbladder, and duodenum 

100

medial and lateral 

what is body parts toward plane (medial) and body parts away the plane (lateral) 

200

another name for coronal plane and explain what it is

what is frontal plane, divides into ventral and dorsal sections

200

location of the umbilical region 

what is belly button

200

the brain and the spinal cord

what is dorsal cavity 

200

organs in upper left quadrant

what is stomach, spleen, pancreas and adrenal glands

200

superior and inferior 

what is upper/above (superior) and lower/below (inferior)

300

dorsal cavity 

what is the spinal cavity 

300

sides your hypocondriac regions should be

what is below the ribs, left and right 

300

trachea, esophagus and heart 

what is thoracic cavity

300

organs in lower right quadrant 

what is appendix, portion of the colon and fallopian tubes 

300

cranial and caudal 

what is skull/head (cranial) and tail end (caudal) 

400

sections of the ventral cavity 

what is thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities 

400

caudal  

what is tail end 

400

stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, small intestine, appendix and parts of the large intestine 

what is the abdominal cavity

400

organs in lower left quadrant 

what is parts of small intestine, part of hip bone and pelvis and left kidney

400

anterior and posterior 

what is front of the body (anterior) and back of the body (posterior)

500

abdominal regions 

what is epigastric, umbilical, hypogastric, hypochondriac, lumbar and iliac

500

midsaggital plane  

what is divide the body into left and right halves 

500

reproductive organs and bladder

what is pelvic cavity

500

your favorite quadrant

what is the organs in the quadrant 

500

proximal and distal 

what is towards the point of attachment (proximal) and away from the point of attachment (distal)