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Body Regions
Planes of Sections
Directional Terms
Subdivisions of the Abdomen
Body Cavities
100
This region is proximal to the cubital and inferior to the acromial
What is the axillary
100
The 'horizontal plane' is synonymous to this plane.
What is the transversal plane
100
The cranial is __ to the pedal.
What is superior
100
The __ is medial to the left lumbar and right lumbar
What is the embilical
100
This body cavity contains the brain
What is the cranial
200
This region is distal to the patellar and is superior to the dorsum
What is the tarsal
200
The 'frontal plane' is synonymous to this plane.
What is the coronal plane
200
The sternal is ____ to the axillary.
What is medial
200
This is superior to the left iliac
What is the left lumbar
200
This body cavity contains the lungs
What is the thoracic cavity
300
This region is anterior to the sural.
What is the tibial or crural
300
This plane divides the left and right sides of the body into 2 equal halves.
What is the midsagittal plane
300
The adipose tissue is often just __ to the abdominal region.
What is superficial
300
This is inferior to the right hypocondriac
What is the right lumbar
300
The midline wall of tissue that contains the heart, esophagus, and trachea.
What is the mediastinum
400
This region is inferior to the scapular and is superior to the gluteal.
What is the lumbar
400
This section occurs when there is a diagonal cut through the body
What is an oblique section
400
The thoracic is __ to the skin.
What is deep
400
This is inferior to the embilical
What is the hypo gastric
400
This cavity contains the gallbladder and the stomach
What is the abdominopelvic cavity
500
This region is lateral to the nasal.
What is the otic
500
These sections occur in the human body when there is either a sagittal cut or a coronal cut
What is a longitudinal section
500
The skin is __ to the skeleton
What is superficial
500
This is lateral to the embilical on the left side
What is the left lumbar
500
This subdivision of the dorsal body cavity contains the spinal cord
What is the vertebral cavity