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Dorsal mean relating towards the backside of the body

Ex: The hamstrings are dorsal to the thighs.

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Ventral means relating towards the front of the body.

Ex.The stomach in ventral to the pelvis

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Superior means towards the head.

Ex: The head is superior to the feet.

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inferior means towards the feet

Ex: the feet are inferior to the hands

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Prone means when you are laying face down

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Supine: Refers to laying face up

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Medial- Towards the midline of the body

The nore is medial from the arms.

Lateral- Away from the midline of the mody

Ex: The arms are lateral from the pelvis

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The standardized position of the body when using terminology

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Proximal-Nearest point of attachment to limb or structure.

The shoulders are proximal to the elbow

Distal- Farthest away from attachment or origin

The phalanges are distal from the tarsals.

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The transversal plane splits the body into a top and a bottom half.

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Midsagittal plane splits the body into a left and right side.

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The frontal plane splits the body into a front and a back.

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Flexion: The act of decreasing the angle between 2 bones

Ex: IN the fetal position we are flexing our joints

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The act of increasing the angle between 2 bones

ex: IN the anatomical position we are extending our arms

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Turning the arm or foot downward

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Turning the hand or foot upward

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Elevation-Raising a part

Depression-Lowering a part.

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Internal-Rotation of hip or shoulder toward midline of the body

External -Rotation of the hip or shoulder toward midline of the body

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Tri-planar,circular motion at the hip or shoulder

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PlantarFlexion-Ankle movement downward

Dorsiflexion- Ankle movement toward the shin.