STRAIGHTERLINE BIO201L LAB 1 TO 9 2026
FINAL PRACTICE GUIDE COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND LEARNING REVIEW
◉ Proximal (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Closer to the
connection of the body
◉ Distal (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Farther from the
connection of the body
◉ Superficial (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Closer to the
surface (used for layered structures)
◉ Deep (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Farther from the
surface (used for layered structures)
◉ Right (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: On the body's right
side (not the viewer's right side)
◉ Left (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: On the body's left
side (not the the viewer's left side)
◉ Axial (Anatomical region). Answer: Head, neck and trunk
,◉ Abdominal (Anatomical region). Answer: Belly
◉ Axillary (Anatomical region). Answer: Armpit
◉ Cephalic or Cranial (Anatomical region). Answer: Head
◉ Cervical (Anatomical region). Answer: Neck
◉ Facial (Anatomical region). Answer: Face
◉ Inguinal (Anatomical region). Answer: Groin
◉ Pelvic (Anatomical region). Answer: Lower end of the trunk
◉ Thoracic (Anatomical region). Answer: Chest
◉ Umbilical (Anatomical region). Answer: Naval
◉ Appendicular (Anatomical region). Answer: Arms and legs
◉ Brachial (Anatomical region). Answer: Arm
, ◉ Carpal (Anatomical region). Answer: Wrist
◉ Cubital (Anatomical region). Answer: Elbow
◉ Femoral (Anatomical region). Answer: Thigh
◉ Palmar (Anatomical region). Answer: Palms of the hands
◉ Patellar (Anatomical region). Answer: Knee
◉ Plantar (Anatomical region). Answer: Soles of the feet
◉ Tarsal (Anatomical region). Answer: Ankle
◉ Sagittal (Anatomical plane). Answer: Separates right from left. If
the plane is exactly down the midline of the body, it is midsaggital.
◉ Transverse or Horizontal (Anatomical plane). Answer: Separates
top from bottom; commonly called a cross section
FINAL PRACTICE GUIDE COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND LEARNING REVIEW
◉ Proximal (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Closer to the
connection of the body
◉ Distal (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Farther from the
connection of the body
◉ Superficial (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Closer to the
surface (used for layered structures)
◉ Deep (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: Farther from the
surface (used for layered structures)
◉ Right (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: On the body's right
side (not the viewer's right side)
◉ Left (Anatomical term of direction). Answer: On the body's left
side (not the the viewer's left side)
◉ Axial (Anatomical region). Answer: Head, neck and trunk
,◉ Abdominal (Anatomical region). Answer: Belly
◉ Axillary (Anatomical region). Answer: Armpit
◉ Cephalic or Cranial (Anatomical region). Answer: Head
◉ Cervical (Anatomical region). Answer: Neck
◉ Facial (Anatomical region). Answer: Face
◉ Inguinal (Anatomical region). Answer: Groin
◉ Pelvic (Anatomical region). Answer: Lower end of the trunk
◉ Thoracic (Anatomical region). Answer: Chest
◉ Umbilical (Anatomical region). Answer: Naval
◉ Appendicular (Anatomical region). Answer: Arms and legs
◉ Brachial (Anatomical region). Answer: Arm
, ◉ Carpal (Anatomical region). Answer: Wrist
◉ Cubital (Anatomical region). Answer: Elbow
◉ Femoral (Anatomical region). Answer: Thigh
◉ Palmar (Anatomical region). Answer: Palms of the hands
◉ Patellar (Anatomical region). Answer: Knee
◉ Plantar (Anatomical region). Answer: Soles of the feet
◉ Tarsal (Anatomical region). Answer: Ankle
◉ Sagittal (Anatomical plane). Answer: Separates right from left. If
the plane is exactly down the midline of the body, it is midsaggital.
◉ Transverse or Horizontal (Anatomical plane). Answer: Separates
top from bottom; commonly called a cross section