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Activity 1: Orientation Chapter 1 – McKinley et al., Human Anatomy, 4e. Objectives: Obtain and review laboratory syllabus, including instructor contact information, laboratory schedule, grading policies, and safety procedures. Review basic anatomical terminology, including regional terms, body cavities, directional terms, and body planes. Fill in the descriptions for each term in your lab manual. Label regional terms on figures 1 and 2 in your lab manual. 1 Compilation: Mohammad Tomaraei

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Activity 1:Orientation

Chapter 1 – McKinley et al., Human Anatomy, 4e.

Objectives:• Obtain and review laboratory syllabus, including instructor

contact information, laboratory schedule, grading policies, and safety procedures.

• Review basic anatomical terminology, including regional terms, body cavities, directional terms, and body planes.

• Fill in the descriptions for each term in your lab manual.• Label regional terms on figures 1 and 2 in your lab manual.

1Compilation: Mohammad Tomaraei

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Regional Terms - Axial

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• Cephalic• Frontal• Occipital• Parietal• Temporal• Auricular• Facial

• Buccal• Nasal• Oral• Mental• Orbital

• Textbook References:Table: table 1.3Figure: fig 1.8

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Regional Terms - Axial

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• Cervical• Thoracic

• Pectoral• Axillary• Mammary• Sternal

• Back / Dorsal• Scapular• Vertebral• Sacral

• Abdominal• Pelvic• Inguinal• Pubic

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Regional Terms - Appendicular

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• Superior limb• Deltoid• Brachial

• Antecubital• Olecranal

• Antebrachial• Manus

• Carpal• Dorsum of hand• Palmar• Digital• Pollex

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Regional Terms - Appendicular

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• Inferior limb• Gluteal• Coxal• Femoral• Patellar• Popliteal• Crural• Sural• Pes

• Tarsal• Calcaneal• Dorsum of foot• Plantar surface of foot• Digital• Hallux

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Regional Terms

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Regional Terms

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Regional Terms

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Body Cavities and Regions

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• Dorsal cavity or posterior cavity• Cranial cavity• Vertebral canal / cavity

• Ventral cavity• Thoracic cavity

• Mediastinum (not a true cavity)• Pericardial cavity• Pleural cavities (left and right)

• Diaphragm (not a cavity)• Abdominopelvic cavity

• Abdominal cavity• Peritoneal cavity• Pelvic cavity

• Textbook References:Table: table 1.4Figure: fig 1.9, 1.10

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Body Cavities and Regions

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Body Cavities and Regions

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Abdominopelvic Regions

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• Epigastric• Hypochondriac (left and right)• Umbilical• Lumbar (left and right)• Hypogastric• Iliac (left and right)

• Textbook References:Figure: fig 1.11

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Abdominopelvic Regions

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Directional Terms

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• Axial / appendicular• Anterior / posterior• Ventral / dorsal• Superior / inferior• Cephalic (cranial) / caudal• Superficial / deep• External / internal• Proximal / distal• Medial / lateral• Supine / prone• Right / left

• Textbook References:Figure: fig 1.7

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Directional Terms

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Body Plane

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• Transverse / horizontal• Sagittal

• Midsagittal / median• Parasagittal

• Coronal / frontal• Oblique

• Textbook References:Figure: fig 1.5

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Body Planes

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