Directional Terms
Toward the head end or upper part of a structure or the body; above.
What is Superior?
The anterior body trunk, inferior to the ribs.
What is Abdominal?
What is the gluteal region?
Inferior to the umbilical region.
What is Hypogastric?
Type of footwear invented in 1815, which enables the wearer to move very quickly over smooth, flat ground.
What are roller skates?
Toward or at the midline of the body; on the inner side.
What is Medial?
The anterior surface of the elbow.
What is Antecubital?
The back of your calf.
What is the sural region?
Extends from the cranial cavity nearly at the end of the vertebral column.
What is the spinal cavity?
A fictional paper company located in Scranton Pennsylvania.
What is Dunder Mifflin?
Close to the origin of the body part or the point of attachment of a limb to the body trunk (torso).
What is Proximal?
Where the thigh meets the body trunk; groin.
What is Inguinal?
The posterior area of your shoulder.
What is the deltoid?
Cut made done the lengthwise of the body divides the anterior and exterior.
What is the Frontal / Coronal?
The address on the goggles found by Dory and Marlin.
What is 42 Wallaby Way Sydney?
The directional term for the location of your knee compared to your foot.
What is superior?
The anterior surface of the knee.
What is Patellar?
The back of your knee.
What is the popliteal region?
Wrist area.
What is the Carpal?
The mountain range where Mount Everest is located.
What is the Himalayas?
Your skin is _____ compared to your bones.
What is superficial?
Breastbone area.
What is Sternal?
Your "shoulder blade area" of your back.
What is the scapular region?
Posterior surface of head.
What is the Occipital?
The surname of Charlie from “Charlie in the Choclate Facotry”
What is Bucket?