Concept explainers
(a)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the brain and tongue.
Introduction:
For a better understanding ofhuman anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
(b)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the eye.
Introduction:
For a better understanding of human anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
(c)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the heart and uterus.
Introduction:
For a better understanding of human anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
(d)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the hypogastric and gluteal region..
Introduction:
For a better understanding of human anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
(e)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the kidneys.
Introduction:
For a better understanding of human anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
(f)
To write:
About the anatomical plane which could not show both the sternum and vertebral column.
Introduction:
For a better understanding of human anatomy, the body is divided via the hypothetical planes. These imaginary planes cut and passes through the body at different angles. These are known as anatomical planes. There are three anatomical planes are; coronal which means frontal planes (that split the body in the posterior and anterior half), the horizontal plane (that split the body into the inferior and superior portion), and sagittal plane (which separates the body to plane median from parallel).
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- Indicate if each of the following sentences makes correct or incorrect usage of the word in boldface type (assumethat the body is in the anatomical position). If the sentence is incorrect, supply a term that will make it correct in thespace provided. 7. The hand is proximal to the elbow....................................arrow_forwardLabel the 3 planes on the body image as frontal, transverse, and sagittal. **Which plane do Figures 5 & 6 represent? **Place the numbers 1 & 2 on the image, #1 should be superior to #2 **Place the numbers 3 & 4 on the image, #3 should be medial to #4 **Place the numbers 5 & 6 on the image, #5 should be anterior to #6arrow_forwardThe terms that apply to the front of the body in the anatomical position are:(a) posterior, dorsal. (b) back, front. (c) medial, lateral. (d) anterior, ventral.arrow_forward
- Blank one: Vertebral cavity, Thoracic cavity, dorsal cavity, cranial cavity, abdominopelvic cavity Blank two: Coronal plane, Frontal plane, transverse plane, midsagittal plane, Sagittal planarrow_forwardSelect the best answer or answers from the choices given: Relate each of the following conditions or statements to either the dorsal body cavity or the ventral body cavity. (a) surrounded by the bony skull and the vertebral column (b) includes the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities (c) contains the brain and spinal cord (d) contains the heart, lungs, and digestive organs.arrow_forwardSelect the best answer or answers from the choices given: Which ventral cavity subdivision has no bony protection? (a) thoracic cavity, (b) abdominal cavity, (c) pelvic cavity.arrow_forward
- Using the terms listed below, fill in the blank with the proper term. anterior superior medial proximal superficial posterior inferior lateral distal deep(a) The heart is located______ to the diaphragm.(b) The muscles are_____ to the skin.(c) The shoulder is_____ to the elbow.(d) In anatomical position, the thumb is_____ to the index finger.(e) The vertebral region is_____ to the scapular region.(f) The nose is_____ to the chin.(g) The toes are_____ to the heel.arrow_forwardyou've entered a gross anatomy lab in a medical school. you notice something odd about the cadavers. The skin of the thorax has been removed; the muscles, arteries, and veins are exposed. The thorax is exposed, and the hearts and lungs have been cleared of the pleura and pericardium. the rest of the cadaver, however still intact. which approach to the study of gross anatomy must they be using ?arrow_forwardIn which direction would an MRI scanner move to produce sequential images of the body in the frontal plane, and in which direction would an MRI scanner move to produce sequential images of the body in the Sagittarius planearrow_forward
- Using the terms of position and direction, illustrate the various planes of the body. Your illustration should include the following terms: Cranial, Caudal, Ventral, Dorsal, Sagittal plane, Median section, Transverse section, Lateral and Frontal (coronal section).arrow_forwardDefine anatomical positionarrow_forwardWhen using word components to relate medical terms to the structure and function of the human body, why is it important to be able to break down medical terms into component parts? Why not just memorize each term? What is the point of learning all these Latin terms, anyway? Aren't they just an outmoded tradition?arrow_forward