Anterior and Posterior

Dr. Morton explains the terms anterior and posterior, their definitions, and usage in anatomy. He provides practical examples using anatomical positions, identifies muscles, and discusses spinal cord anatomy. The video also covers neck dissection and axial set analysis to identify posterior regions.

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

• Towards the back

• Towards the top

• Towards the side

• Towards the front

In anatomical position, where does the hand point?

• Laterally

• Anteriorly

• Medially

• Posteriorly

Which structure is anterior to the vertebral column?

• The sternum

• The skull

• The scapula

• The pelvis

What is the correct name for the muscle located on the back?

• Latissimus dorsi

• Latissimus lateral eye

• Latissimus medially

• Latissimus ventral

Which muscle is found on the posterior side of the neck?

• Lateral scalene

• Posterior scalene

• Middle scalene

• Anterior scalene