ANATOMY

is the part of the peritoneum closest to the navel

The portion of mesentery attached to the greater curvature of the stomach

A fold of the peritoneum that attaches the stomach and other organs to the posterior wall of the abdomen.

The tissue of a serous membrane, which secretes a watery, lubricating serous fluid.

interal organs

houses the viscera

houses the spinal cord

houses the brain

houses the central nevous system and is futher subdivided into a cranial cavity

toes

sole of the foot

ankle

foot

calf

shin

leg

behind the knee

knee

butt

fingers

palm

wrist

hand

forearm

front of the elbow

elbow

arm

sholder

tail bone

lower back

sholder blades

groin

breast

belly

chest, thorax

is divided in to the thoracic, abdomal, and pelvic

back of the head

ear

chin

cheek

eye

forehead

mouth

nose

body

neck

head region: includes the nasal, oral, frontal, orbital, buccal. mental, otic, and occiptial

this consists of the limbs or appendages of the body.

• the part that comprises tha main axis of the body, is know as the.
• it includes the cephalic, cervical, and the trunk

when the body is divided into two regions, the axial region and the appendicular region. these are known as the?

when the human body is in this postion the body is erect and the head, toes, and palms are facing anteriorly

the organ system comprise this

one or more organs working together to preform one of more specific fuctions in the body comprise this.

these are aggregations of tissues working togther to preform one or more specific fuctions in the body

cells and associated intercellular material working together to perform one of more specific function in the body form this.

atoms combine to form moecules, and moecules form this.

the part of the vessel that is furthers from the heart

• the part of the vessel that is closest to the heart
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• the morphologically posterior direction
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• upward, the morphological anterior direction in the human body
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the direction away from the median sagittal plane

the direction toward the median sagittal plane

the direction from the back toward the belly

the direction from the belly towars the back

towards the tail

towards the head

backwards

the direction in which the animal (normally) moves.

cut in the obique planes

any other plan that is not at a right angle to the midplane or tranverse plane

cut the body into to "upper" and "lower" parts. (front and back for humans) we can specify this plane at the level of the jaw joints.

a cut in the tranverse plane

a plane stright across the body, at right angle to the longitudinal axis

structures around the median sagittal plane, and hence unpaired are said to be in this position

EX: spinal cord

sagittal planes other than the median sagittal plane

there are nearly infanate amount of these and they are parallel with the median sagittale plane

the plane of divison that divides the animal or human into right and left halves that are approximately mirror images of eachother