Anatomical Terms of the body

Match the following (head)

• cranial

• eye

• frontal

• neck

• cervical

• head

• orbit

• skull

• cephalic

• forehead

Match 2 ( upper arm)

• carpal

• fingers

• brachial

• forearm

• antebrachial

• wrist

• antecubital

• front of elbow

• phalanges

• arm

Match #3 (lower leg)

• femoral

• front of knee

• tarsal

• leg

• hallux

• thigh

• patellar

• ankle

• crural

• greater toe

Match 4 (upper back)

• scapula

• spinal column

• dorsal

• back of elbow

• cubital

• shoulder blade

• vertebra

• back of head

• occipital

• back

Matching # 5 (back lower limb)

• sacral

• heel

• calcaneal

• sole

• sural

• between hips

• popliteal

• calf

• plantar

• behind the knee

Matching # 5 (mix)

• abdominal

• nose

• nasal

• hip

• inquinal

• groin

• pollex

• thumb

• coxal

• abdomen

Blood is often drawn from the front of the elbow or the __________ marking

• olecranal

• antecubital

• carpal

• digital

• antibrachial

Swimmers ear is an infection in the outer ear canal. What anatomical terms refers to the area infected?

• otic

• orbital

• ocular

• oral

• occipital

Bunions are awful painful, pressure-sensitive areas that lead to displacement of the big toe. What terms refers to the big toe?

• pollex

• tarsal

• hallux

• pedal

• carpal

abductur pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis are muscles that help move what anatomical marking

• pollex

• tarsal

• hallux

• volar

• carpal