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Anatomical Terms Quiz

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Anatomical Terms Quiz
 

Anatomical Terms QuizOnline version

Directional terms test

by Jessup, T'Errah N
1

Which term describes a structure toward the head or upper part of the body?

2

What term means closer to the midline of the body?

3

Which term indicates a location toward the front of the body?

4

Which term refers to a structure farther from the point of attachment?

5

What term means closer to the surface of the body?

6

Which term describes toward the back of the body or behind?

7

What term indicates a structure nearer to the point of attachment to the trunk?

8

Which term means toward the midline of the body?

9

What is the opposite of proximal?

10

Which term describes a body structure nearer the head than another part?

11

What term indicates a position toward the back (dorsal side) in humans?

12

Which term describes a structure toward the surface of the hand or foot?

13

What term designates a position toward the front of the body?

14

Which term means toward the midline from the shoulder to the chest region?

15

What term describes a position toward the side of the body?

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Superior means toward the head; inferior is toward the feet.

Medial is toward the midline; lateral is away from it.

Ventral (anterior) refers to front; dorsal refers to back.

Distal is farther from the attachment; proximal is closer.

Superficial is near the surface; deep is beneath.

Posterior = back; anterior (ventral) = front.

Proximal is near attachment; distal is farther away.

Medial moves toward the midline; lateral moves away.

Distal is farther from the attachment; proximal is closer.

Superior is toward head; inferior toward feet.

Dorsal = back; ventral/anterior = front.

Superficial near surface; deep is away from surface.

Anterior/ventral = front; posterior/dorsal = back.

Medial moves toward midline; lateral moves away.

Lateral is away from midline; medial is toward it.

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