Superior and Inferior

Dr. Morton explains the anatomical terms 'superior' and 'inferior', which mean towards the top and bottom, respectively. He provides examples using body parts like the mouth, nose, skull, and neck. The terms cranial and caudal are also discussed as synonyms for superior and inferior. Examples include the extraocular muscles and fossa of the scapula. The video concludes with a discussion on dural venous sinuses, highlighting the use of these terms in anatomy.

What does the term 'superior' refer to in anatomical terms?

• Towards the bottom

• Towards the back

• Towards the top

• Towards the side

In anatomical terms, if the skull is superior to the neck, what does this imply?

• The skull is behind the neck

• The skull is below the neck

• The skull is above the neck

• The skull is in front of the neck

Which term can be used interchangeably with 'superior' when referring to the brain and spinal cord?

• Medial

• Lateral

• Cranial

• Caudal

What is the name of the muscle located at the bottom of the eye?

• Superior rectus muscle

• Medial rectus muscle

• Inferior rectus muscle

• Lateral rectus muscle

What is the anatomical term for the sinus located at the top of the falx cerebri?

• Transverse sinus

• Superior sagittal sinus

• Inferior sagittal sinus

• Sigmoid sinus