See if you know these anatomical terms Abdominal Between the thorax and pelvic region.

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See if you know these anatomical terms

Abdominal Between the thorax and pelvic region

Deltoid Shoulder

Antebrachial Forearm

Antecubital The space in front of the elbow.

Axillary Armpit

Brachial Arm

Buccal Cheek

Carpal Wrist

Celiac Abdomen

Cephalic Head

Cervical Neck

Costal Ribs

Coxal Hip

Crural Leg

Cubital Elbow

Digital Finger

Dorsal Back

Femoral Thigh

Frontal Forehead

Genital Reproductive organs area

Gluteal Buttocks

Inguinal Groin

Lumbar Lower Back

Mammary Breast

Mental Chin

Nasal Nose

Occipital Lower, posterior region of head

Oral Mouth

Orbital Eye Cavity

Otic Ear

Palmar Inside (Palm) of hand

Patellar Knee cap

Pectoral Chest

Pedal Foot

Pelvic Pelvis

Perineal Between anus and reproductive organs

Plantar Sole of foot

Popliteal Area behind the knee

Sacral between the hip bones

Sternal Middle of thorax

Tarsal The instep of foot

Umbilical The naval

Vertebral The spinal column

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