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Anatomical Direction
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Superior -
correct answer ✅Situated above/higher than point of reference
Anatomical Direction
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Inferior -
correct answer ✅Situated beneath/lower than point of reference
Anatomical Direction
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Distal -
correct answer ✅Located far from point of reference
Anatomical Direction
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Proximal -
correct answer ✅Located close to point of reference
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Anatomical Direction
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Volar -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to the sole of the foot or the palm of
the hand
Anatomical Direction
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Palmar -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to the palm of the hand
Anatomical Direction
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Dorsal -
correct answer ✅Near the back or upper surface of the body
(Synonym; Posterior)
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Anatomical Direction
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Ventral -
correct answer ✅Near the front of the body/lower surface of the
body/abdominal aspect
(Synonym; Anterior)
Anatomical Direction
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Plantar -
correct answer ✅Relating to the sole of the foot
Anatomical Direction
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Anterior -
correct answer ✅Near the front of the body
(Synonym; Ventral)
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Anatomical Direction
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Posterior -
correct answer ✅Located behind/on the dorsal side of the body
(Synonym; Dorsal)
Anatomical Direction
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Lateral -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to/directed to a side
Anatomical Direction
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Medial -
correct answer ✅Situated near the middle of the point of
reference, or the middle of the body
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Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Superior -
correct answer ✅Situated above/higher than point of reference
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Inferior -
correct answer ✅Situated beneath/lower than point of reference
Anatomical Direction
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Distal -
correct answer ✅Located far from point of reference
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Proximal -
correct answer ✅Located close to point of reference
,Basic Medical Terminology from CityMD's
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Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Volar -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to the sole of the foot or the palm of
the hand
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Palmar -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to the palm of the hand
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Dorsal -
correct answer ✅Near the back or upper surface of the body
(Synonym; Posterior)
,Basic Medical Terminology from CityMD's
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Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Ventral -
correct answer ✅Near the front of the body/lower surface of the
body/abdominal aspect
(Synonym; Anterior)
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Plantar -
correct answer ✅Relating to the sole of the foot
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Anterior -
correct answer ✅Near the front of the body
(Synonym; Ventral)
, Basic Medical Terminology from CityMD's
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Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Posterior -
correct answer ✅Located behind/on the dorsal side of the body
(Synonym; Dorsal)
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Lateral -
correct answer ✅Pertaining to/directed to a side
Anatomical Direction
-----------------------
Medial -
correct answer ✅Situated near the middle of the point of
reference, or the middle of the body
