Select the correct regional term based on the common body terms below.navel shoulder blade front of the neck lower back nose chest area between hips
shoulder blade
front of the neck
lower back
nose
chest
area between hips
“The patient has a bruise on his orbital region.” “The patient is experiencing pain in the frontal region of her body.”
“The injury is located on the patient’s left coxal region.” “The pain in the inguinal region reported by the patient may have resulted from intense physical activity.” “The patient’s pain is centered in the left gluteal region.”
Why is the study and use of regional terminology important for medical professionals? Check all of the boxes that apply.
If you were to study the cephalic region of the body’s axial region, which subregions would be included? Check all of the boxes that apply.
Which parts of the body might you mention if you are describing the cephalic region? Check all of the boxes that apply.
When a medical professional talks about the axial region of the body, what general area of the body is being described?
A student has been feeling pain when she exercises, and was told by her doctor that she injured her lower back. Which subregion of the trunk region does this injury affect?
“The patient is experiencing pain in the frontal region of her body.”
“The pain in the inguinal region reported by the patient may have resulted from intense physical activity.”
Which part(s) of the body does regional terminology refer to?
If you are studying the trunk region of the body, which subregions would you find there? Check all of the boxes that apply.
What part of the body are you referring to when you are describing the cervical region?
What is the name of the invisible line that runs down the center of the axial region?
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