Laboratory Manual for Anatomy and Physiology 7th
Edition By Connie Allen, Valerie Harper (Solution
Manual)
Gross Anatomy - ANSWER Study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye
anatomical position - ANSWER To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms of
the hands turned forward
Axial Division - ANSWER head, neck, trunk
appendicular division - ANSWER limbs (appendages or extremities)
abdominal region - ANSWER located below the ribs and above the hips
acromial region - ANSWER point of shoulder
antebrachial region - ANSWER forearm
antecubital region - ANSWER anterior surface of elbow
axillary region - ANSWER armpit
brachial region - ANSWER arm (shoulder to elbow)
buccal region - ANSWER cheek
calcaneal region - ANSWER heel of foot
carpal region - ANSWER wrist
cephalic region - ANSWER head
cervical region - ANSWER neck
coxal region - ANSWER hip
crural region - ANSWER leg
digital region - ANSWER fingers or toes
dorsum region - ANSWER back of body part
femoral region - ANSWER thigh
fibular region - ANSWER side of leg
Edition By Connie Allen, Valerie Harper (Solution
Manual)
Gross Anatomy - ANSWER Study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye
anatomical position - ANSWER To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms of
the hands turned forward
Axial Division - ANSWER head, neck, trunk
appendicular division - ANSWER limbs (appendages or extremities)
abdominal region - ANSWER located below the ribs and above the hips
acromial region - ANSWER point of shoulder
antebrachial region - ANSWER forearm
antecubital region - ANSWER anterior surface of elbow
axillary region - ANSWER armpit
brachial region - ANSWER arm (shoulder to elbow)
buccal region - ANSWER cheek
calcaneal region - ANSWER heel of foot
carpal region - ANSWER wrist
cephalic region - ANSWER head
cervical region - ANSWER neck
coxal region - ANSWER hip
crural region - ANSWER leg
digital region - ANSWER fingers or toes
dorsum region - ANSWER back of body part
femoral region - ANSWER thigh
fibular region - ANSWER side of leg
