Chapter 5: Directional Terminology Flashcards
What is anatomical position?
The gram of reference that is used to name surface anatomy
What does anatomical position look like?
Body standing erect with face forward, arms to the side, with palms and toes facing forward
Ventral surface anatomy
Pertaining to the front of the body
Buccal
Cheek
Bucc/o
Cervical
Neck
Cervic/o
Facial
Face
Faci/o
Frontal
Front
Mental
Chin
Ment/o
Nasal
Nose
Nas/o
Ocular
Eye
Ocul/o
Oral
Mouth
Or/o
Otic
Ear
Ot/o
Ventral surface anatomy: Trunk
Pertaining to the front area under neck to hips
Coxal
Hip
Cox/o
Deltoid
Triangular
Delt/o
Inguinal
Groin
Inguin/o
Mammary
Breast
Mamm/o
Umbilical
Belly button/ navel
Umbilic/o
Ventral surface anatomy: Arms
Pertaining to the front of arms and hands
Antecubital
Elbow
Cubit/o
Brachial
Arms
Brachi/o
Carpal
Wrists
Carp/o
Manual
Hands
Man/u
Palmar
Palm of hands
Palm/o
Digital
Fingers
Digit/o
Ventral surface anatomy: Legs
Pertaining to the front of the legs and foot
Crural
Leg
Crur/o
Femoral
Thigh bone (femur)
Femor/o
Patellar
Kneecap
Patell/o
Pedal
Foot
Ped/o
Plantar
Sole, bottom of foot
Plant/o
Tarsal
Ankle
Tars/o
Dorsal surface anatomy
Pertaining to the back side of the body
Acromial
Shoulder
Acromi/o