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Dorsal refers to the backside of the body, while ventral is the front side

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Superior is the upper half of the body, and inferior is the lower half

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Supine is when the body is facing up, and prone refers to the opposite.

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Medial refers to a range closer to the midline of the body, and lateral is the opposite, following the outside of the body.

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This refers to the upright, standing position

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Proximal is the area of the body, closely to the larger mass, and distal is the area further from the main mass of the body

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12. Transversal VS 13. Midsagittal Plane

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12. Transversal VS 13. Midsagittal Plane

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Midsagittal divides the body into a right, and left side. Transversal divides the body into superior and inferior

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Frontal plane is the whole front side of the body.

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Flexion is the act of bending an artery, and extension is basically stretching an area of the body

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Supination is the outside rolling of the foot, while Pronation is the inside rolling of the foot.

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It is basically tense vs relaxation/prone.

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These both refer to the rotation of multiple areas of the body, but one is external and the other in internal

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Act or rotating either your legs or arms

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Plantar flexion is the act of the foot of the downward motion away from the body, dorsiflexion is the opposite