2nd Quarter Review - Body Organization

Learn anatomical terms, planes, and regions with our review worksheet!

Unit 1: Part 2 1) Know the planes of the body2) Know the directional terms and how to apply them correctly3) Know the anatomical terms4) Know the body cavities.5) Know the abdominopelvic regions and quadrants.Part 1 includes characteristics of living things, anatomy and physiology defined, body systems, and homeostasis and feedback loops. Anatomical Directions Fill in the correct directional term for the location on the skeleton. Note you are using the words: distal, proximal, superior, inferior, medial, lateral Superior Lateral Proximal Distal Medial Inferior Planes of the Body Label the planes of the body. Frontal, Sagittal and Transverse Frontal Sagittal Transverse Anatomical Terminology- Anterior Label the body below using anatomical language. axillary, orbital, cervical, oral, buccal, acromial, brachial, antebrachial, antecubital, carpal, umbilical, pubic, tarsal, femoral, digital, crural, patellar cervical axillary brachial antecubital carpal femoral tarsal crural patellar digital acromial orbital buccal oral pubic umbilical antebrachial Anatomical Language: Posterior Label the body using anatomical language. calcaneal, popliteal, sural, sacral, gluteal, perineal, vertebral, lumbar, olecranal, occipital, deltoid occipital lumbar vertebral gluteal perineal olecranal sacral sural popliteal calcaneal deltoid Label the Body Cavities Identify the major cavities of the body. cranial, spinal, pelvic, abdominal and thoracic cranial spinal thoracic abdominal pelvic Regions of the abdominal area Abdominal Regions Using the image above fill in the table Region Letter Region Name A right hypochondriac B epigastric C left hypochondriac D right lumbar E umbilical F left lumbar G right iliac H hypogastric I left iliac Fill in the blank with the correct directional term. 1) The oral is inferior to the nasal.2) The epidermis is superficial to the muscles.3) The patellar is proximal to the tarsal.4) The larynx is anterior to the spine.5) The heart is medial to the lungs.6) The hand is distal to the olecranal.7) Blood vessels are deep to the skin.8) The rectum is posterior to the intestines.9) The lungs are superior to the kidneys.10) The kidneys are lateral to the heart. Body Reference Image Anatomical Match Up! Match up the anatomical term to the common term. Antebrachial arm cephalic head axillary armpit pectoral chest Anatomical Match Up Contl Match up the common term to the anatomical term. popliteal back of knee dorsal back ventral belly frontal forehead mental chin