Anatomy Regional Terms

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Objective

I can use anatomical regional terms to accurately describe the location of different body parts.

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Warm-up video

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Practice

6 questions

1

Define the following anatomical regional terms: a) Orbital b) Sternal c) Femoral d) Dorsal

2

Explain the difference between the brachial and antebrachial regions.

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Exit ticket

Quick comprehension check

What anatomical region is commonly referred to as the armpit? What anatomical region refers to the front of the knee?

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