Activity 5. Anatomical Directional Terms

MANAPOL, Mel Phillip D. — Activity 5. Anatomical Directional Terms

MANAPOL, Mel Phillip D. — Activity 5. Anatomical Directional Terms

by Mel Phillip Manapol -
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Which directional terms can be used to specify the relationships between:

1. Elbow and shoulder

  • The elbow is inferior to the shoulder
  • The elbow is distal to the shoulder
  • The elbow is lateral to the shoulder

2. left and right shoulders

  • The left shoulder is contralateral to the right shoulder

3. Sternum and the humerus

  • The sternum is medial to the humerus

4. Heart and the Diaphragm

  • The heart is superior to the diaphragm

5. Knees and tibia

  • The knees are proximal to the tibia
  • The knees are superior to the tibia

6. Liver and gallbladders

  • The liver is superior to the gallbladder
  • The liver is medial to the gallbladder

7. Spleen and liver

  • The spleen is inferior to the gallbladder
  • The spleen is lateral to the gallbladder

8. Kidneys and small intestines

  • The kidneys are superior to the small intestines
  • The kidneys are lateral to the small intestines

9. 3rd and 5th digits

  • The 3rd digit is lateral to the 5th digit

10. Sternum and thymus glands

  • The sternum is anterior to the thymus gland