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Clinically Oriented Anatomy exams questions and answers fully solved superficial (the muscles of the arm are superficial to the humerus) - Answersnearer to surface intermediate (the biceps is between the skin and the humerus) - Answersbetween a superficial and deep structure deep (the humerus is deep to the intermediate arm muscles) - Answersfarther from the surface medial (the 5th digit is on the medial side of the hand) - Answersnearer to the median plane lateral (the 1st digit is on the lateral side of the hand) - Answersfarther from the median plane posterior (dorsal) (the heel is posterior to the toes) - Answersnearer to back inferior (caudal) (the stomach is inferior to the heart) - Answersnearer to feet anterior (ventral) (the toes are anterior to the ankle) - Answersnearer to front distal (the wrist is distal to the elbow, and the distal part of the upper limb is the hand) - Answersfarther from trunk or point of origin Proximal (the elbow is proximal to the wrist, and the proximal part of an artery is its beginning) - Answersnearer to trunk or point of origin dorsal surface (foot) - Answerssuperior foot surface plantar surface - Answersinferior foot surface palmar surface - Answersanterior hand dorsal surface (hand) - Answers

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Clinically Oriented Anatomy exams questions and answers fully solved

superficial (the muscles of the arm are superficial to the humerus) - Answersnearer to surface

intermediate (the biceps is intermediate between the skin and the humerus) - Answersbetween
a superficial and deep structure

deep (the humerus is deep to the arm muscles) - Answersfarther from the surface

medial (the 5th digit is on the medial side of the hand) - Answersnearer to the median plane

lateral (the 1st digit is on the lateral side of the hand) - Answersfarther from the median plane

posterior (dorsal) (the heel is posterior to the toes) - Answersnearer to back

inferior (caudal) (the stomach is inferior to the heart) - Answersnearer to feet

anterior (ventral) (the toes are anterior to the ankle) - Answersnearer to front

distal (the wrist is distal to the elbow, and the distal part of the upper limb is the hand) -
Answersfarther from trunk or point of origin

Proximal (the elbow is proximal to the wrist, and the proximal part of an artery is its beginning) -
Answersnearer to trunk or point of origin

dorsal surface (foot) - Answerssuperior foot surface

plantar surface - Answersinferior foot surface

palmar surface - Answersanterior hand

dorsal surface (hand) - Answersposterior hand

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