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    Michelle Tolentino

    2F-Pharmacy

    PHYANA LAB

    TerminologiesandBodyPlan:

    Directional Terms-describe parts of thebody relative to each other.

    Body Parts and regions Planes-imaginary lines use to locate

    sections of the body and observe body

    structure.

    Body Cavities Serous Membranes-cover the cavities.DIRECTIONALTERMS:

    Right LeftInferior Superior

    Anterior Posterior

    Dorsal Ventral

    Proximal Distal

    Lateral Medial

    Superficial Deep

    Epsilateral Contralateral

    Cephalic Caudal

    1. The head is superior to the neck.2. The sternum is anterior to the vertebral

    column.

    3. The thumb is lateral to the fingers.4. The right lung and right kidney are

    ipsilateral.

    5. The skin is superficial to the bones.6. The scapula is posterior to the clavicle.7. The wrist is inferior to the radius.8. The ears are lateral to the nose.9. Muscles are deep to the skin.10.The right arm and the left arm

    contralateral.

    Supine-when lying face upward.

    Pronation-when lying face downward.

    Body Parts and Regions:

    UPPER LIMB:

    a.) Arm-shoulders to elbowb.) Forearm-elbow to wrist

    LOWER LIMB:

    a.) Thigh- hip to kneeb.) Leg-knee to ankle

    Central Region of the Body:

    a.)Head

    b.)Neck

    c.)Trunk

    Thorax(chest) Abdomen(bet. Thorax and

    pelvis)

    Pelvis(end of trunkassociated in hips)

    ANTERIOR:

    Cephalic:

    Frontal(forehead) Orbital(eyes) Nasal(nose) Oral(mouth) Otic(ears) Buccal(cheek) Mental(chin) Cervical(neck) Clavicular(collar bone)

    Trunk:

    Thoracic-Pectoral(chest)

    -Sternal(breastbone)

    -Mammary(breast)

    Abdominal(abdomen) Umbilical(navel) Pelvic(pelvis) Inguinal(groin) Pubic(genital)

    Upper Limb:

    Axilliary(arm pit) Brachial(arm) Antecubital(front of elbow) Antebrachial (forearm) Carpal(wrist) Palmar(palm) Digital(fingers)

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    Lower Limb:

    Coxal(hip) Femoral(thigh) Patellar(kneecap) Crural(leg)

    Pedal: Talus(ankle) Dorsum(top of foot) Digital(toes)

    Posterior:

    Cranial(skull)

    Occipital(base of skull)

    Nuchal(back of neck)

    Scapular(Shoulder blade)

    Acromial(point of shoulder)

    Upper Limb:

    Olecranon(point of elbow)

    Dorsum(back of hand)

    Lower Limb:

    Popliteal(hollow behind knee)

    TRUNK:

    Vertebral(spinal column)

    Lumbar(loin)

    Sacral(between hip)Gluteal(buttock)

    Perineal(perineum)

    PLANES:

    1.) Sagittal: runs vertically through thebody and separates from rightand left.

    Midsagittal: divides body intoequal halves.

    Parasagittal-not to thecenter.Anything that is parallel.

    2.)Frontal(Coronal):runs vertically fromright to left and divides body into anteriorand

    posteriorparts.

    3.)Transverse(Horizontal)-runs parallel to

    the surface of the ground and divides the body

    into superiorand inferiorparts.

    4.)Oblique-for cutting specific organ.cut

    made across the long axis other than right

    angle.

    5.)Longitudinal-a cut through long axis of

    organ.

    6.)Cross/transverse-rightangle to the long

    axis.

    BODY CAVITIES:

    1.)DorsalCavity-

    Cranial Spinal Column

    2.)VentralCavity-

    Thoracic: Mediastinum(center-portions of

    esophagus and trachea,divides thoracic

    cavity.)

    Abdominopelvic-inferior to thediaphragm.(abdominal and pelvic

    cavity)

    SerousMembranes: Pleural(lungs) Pericardial(heart) Peritoneal(organs of

    abdominopelvic)

    Visceral Serous Membrane -visceral pericardium -visceral pleura -visceral peritoneum

    ParietalSet:-parietal pericardium

    -parietal pleura

    -parietal peritoneum

    Retroperitoneal:do not havemesenteries.

    *Mesenteries-consist of two layers of

    peritoneum fused together,anchors organ to

    the body wall,provides pathway to nerve and

    blood vessel to reach organs.