Physiological Terms

Question 1

✔ anatomical positionsagittal planeaxisanterior

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anatomical position; Selection 1: anatomical position; Selection 2: sagittal; Selection 3: coronal; Selection 4: axis; Selection 5: in front of

Question 2

✔ sagittalcoronalaxisanterior

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sagittal

Question 3

sagittal✔ coronalaxisanterior

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coronal

Question 4

anatomical positionsagittal plane✔ axiscoronal plane

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axis

Question 5

behindon top ofbelow✔ in front of

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in front of

Question 6

posteriorlateral✔ medialdistal

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medial; Something that is toward the midline of the body is said to be , while refers to something that is away from the midline of the body.: medial; Something that is toward the midline of the body is said to be , while refers to something that is away from the midline of the body.: lateral; A structure is one that is toward the back, or behind something else.: posterior; A body part that is located farther away from a point of reference is said to be .: distal

Question 7

In the anatomical position, what is the position of the thumbs and index fingers relative to the midline of the body? The thumbs are , while the index fingers are more .

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Part 1: lateral; Part 2: medial

Question 8

proximal✔ superiorinferiordistal

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superior; The head is to the neck, while the chest is to the neck.: superior; The head is to the neck, while the chest is to the neck.: inferior; Using the hip as the point of reference, the ankle is said to be to the knee, which is to the ankle.: distal; Using the hip as the point of reference, the ankle is said to be to the knee, which is to the ankle.: proximal

Question 9

technicalcommon✔ regionalmedical

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regional; Selection 1: regional; Selection 2: head, neck, and trunk; Selection 3: chest; Selection 4: neck; Selection 5: head

Question 10

thoracicabdominal✔ pelvicvertebral

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pelvic; The reproductive organs are located in the region.: pelvic; The diaphragm separates the thoracic from the region.: abdominal; The spinal column is located in the region.: vertebral; The body region that pertains to the chest is the region.: thoracic; The arms and legs are part of the region.: appendicular

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