Anatomical Directions
Body Regions
Organ Systems
Planes and Cavities
Miscellaneous
100

The toes are [proximal or distal] to the ankles

distal

100

The cheek is a common name for this region

Buccal

100
This system main functions are movement and stabilization 

Muscular

100

Divides the body into left and right sections

Sagittal Plane

100
Part of the body that refers to the limbs 

Appendicular

200

The eyes are [medial or lateral] to the bridge of the nose

Lateral

200

The neck region of the body (between the skull and the chest)

Cervical

200

This system breaks down food and absorbs nutrients

Digestive

200

Divides the body into anterior and posterior sections

Frontal Plane (also called the coronal plane)

200

The student of bodily functions

Physiology

300

The scalp is [superficial or deep] to the skull

Superficial

300

The armpit is the common name for this region

Axillary

300

This systems main purpose is defense

Immune

300

Cavity that holds the heart and lungs

Thoracic

300

This region can be found in two different locations on the body

Digital

400

The spinal cord is [superior or inferior] to the brain

Inferior

400

The region relating to the calf of the leg

Sural

400

This system is responsible for temperature regulation

Integumentary

400

Divides the body into superior and inferior sections

Transverse plane (the only horizontal plane)

400

The region at the back of the elbow

Olecranal

500

The esophagus is [anterior or posterior] to the spinal cord

Anterior

500

The region at the back of the knee

Popliteal

500

This system is responsible for hormone production and secretion

Endocrine

500

Cavity that houses the fragile organs of the nervous system (brain and spinal cord)

Dorsal body cavity

500
This region is commonly referred to as the forearm

Antebrachial