CP Language of Anatomy

Match each anatomical region with its body part. Cephalic Head Cervical neck thoracic chest abdominal middle torso pelvic hips lumbar lower back axillary armpit brachial upper arm femoral thigh plantar sole of foot 1. The nose is _ is the forehead. superior inferior proximal distal 2. The lungs are _ to the heart. proximal medial lateral distal 3. The trachea is _ to the vertebrae. anterior superior posterior inferior 4. The coxal bones (hips) are _to the bladder. medial lateral proximal distal 5. The wrist is _ to the phalanges. proximal superior distal inferior Body Cavities Place each organ in the correct body cavity. Cranial Vertebral Thoracic Abdominopelvic Brain Spinal Cord Heart Bladder * * Lungs Pancreas * * Trachea Small Intestines Body Regions - Front Write the names of the anatomical region in the boxes. Make sure to capitalize the first letter. You only need to click the blue dot - ignore the numbers Buccal Cervical Brachial Abdominal Carpal Digital Tarsal Pelvic Body regions - Back Write the names of the anatomical region in the boxes. Make sure to capitalize the first letter. Vertebral Brachial Lumbar Gluteal Femoral Plantar The system that includes the skin, hair, and nails. Nervous Respiratory Integumentary Lymphatic The system that absorbs nutrients into the bloodstream for use in cells. Endocrine Lymphatic Urinary digestive The system that removes wastes from the blood and assists in maintaining the body's water balance and electrolytes. Digestive Endocrine Urinary Nervous The system the pumps blood throughout the body. cardiovascular Digestive Reproductive Lymphatic The organization of life is as follows:Atoms, Molecules, Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems, Organism