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Anatomy Basics: Body Positions and Planes

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Key terms of body positioning

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In the , the person is standing with feet facing forward about hip width apart . Their legs and torso are completely upright with their arms at their side . Both hands should have the palms facing forward . The divides the body , or any body part , vertically into right and left sections . The divides the body into anterior and posterior sections . The divides the patient ? s body into imaginary upper ( ) and lower ( ) halves .

 
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