Body Cavities
Directional Terms
Directional Terms Pt 2
Opposites Attract
Abdominopelvic Regions
100

Houses the cranial and vertebral cavities

What is the dorsal cavity

100

patient is upright, with palms facing forward

what is anatomical position
100

Toward the head

What is superior

100

lateral

What is medial

100

located above the umbilical region

what is the epigastric region

200

cavity where the heart is located

what is the thoracic cavity

200

moving away from the midline

what is lateral

200

Away from the head

What is inferior

200

proximal

what is distal

200

where the belly button is located

what is the umbilical region

300

cavity where the urinary bladder is housed

what is the pelvic cavity

300

nearest point of attachment to the trunk

what is proximal

300

cuts the body into upper and lower sections

what is the transverse plane

300

deep

what is superficial

300

regions over the left and right hips

what are the inguinal or iliac regions

400

the brain is found in this cavity

what is the cranial

400

The hip is ______ to the belly button

what is lateral

400

another name for the frontal plane

what is the coronal plane

400

plantar

what is dorsum

400

region where the appendix is located

what is the right inguinal/iliac region

500

divides the thoracic and abdominal cavities

what is the diaphragm

500

plane that separates the body into left and right halves

what is the midsagittal plane

500
lungs are ____ compared to the ribs

what is deep

500

prone

what is supine
500
contains the spleen

what is the left hypochondriac region