Anatomy & Physiology Exam 1 (Chapters 1-4) With Complete Solutions
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Anatomy - correct answer Study of body structures Physiology - correct answer Study of how all body structures function Anterior or Ventral (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Front or belly side Posterior or Dorsal (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Back side Superior (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Closer to the head (used for head, neck and trunk) Inferior (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Farther from the top of the head (used for head, neck and trunk) Medial (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Toward the midline of the body.Lateral (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Away from the midline of the body Bilateral (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Relating to or affecting two sides Proximal (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Closer to the connection of the body Distal (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Farther from the connection of the body 1 / 2
Superficial (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Closer to the surface (used for layered structures) Deep (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer Farther from the surface (used for layered structures) Right (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer On the body's right side (not the viewer's right side) Left (Anatomical term of direction) - correct answer On the body's left side (not the the viewer's left side) Axial (Anatomical region) - correct answer Head, neck and trunk Abdominal (Anatomical region) - correct answer Belly Axillary (Anatomical region) - correct answer Armpit Cephalic or Cranial (Anatomical region) - correct answer Head Cervical (Anatomical region) - correct answer Neck Facial (Anatomical region) - correct answer Face Inguinal (Anatomical region) - correct answer Groin Pelvic (Anatomical region) - correct answer Lower end of the trunk Thoracic (Anatomical region) - correct answer Chest Umbilical (Anatomical region) - correct answer Naval
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