Intro ANATOMICAL BODY REGIONS

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Intro ANATOMICAL BODY REGIONS

Abdominal Front (anterior) body trunk from the ribs to the hips

Antecubital Front (anterior) surface of the elbow

Axillary Armpit

Brachial Arm from the shoulder to the elbow

Buccal Cheek

Carpal Wrist

Cervical Neck region

Deltoid Roundness of the shoulder (caused by underlying deltoid muscle)

Digital Fingers or Toes (can also be called phalangeal)

Femoral Thigh

Inguinal Area where thigh meets body trunk (in general it is the groin region; think underwear line)

Mammary Breast region of the chest

Manus Hand

Nasal Nose

Oral Mouth

Orbital Eye

Patellar Front (anterior) knee region (kneecap region)

Pelvic Pelvis region between abdominal and inguinal regions

Peroneal Side of the leg

Pubic Genital region

Sternal Breastbone region

Tarsal Ankle

Thoracic Chest

Umbilical Navel, belly button region

Cephalic Head

Gluteal Buttocks, butt

Lumbar Lower back between the ribs and the hips

Occipital Base of the skull on the back (posterior) of the head

Popliteal Back (posterior) knee region

Scapular Shoulder blade region

Sural Calf region, back (posterior) surface of lower leg

Vertebral Spine/backbone area