University:
Biola University
Course:
BIOS 236 | Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology
Academic year:

2024
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3
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PAL Language of Anatomy Worksheet 1. Draw a human body from both the front and back view. On those Images, label the following body regions. Do as many as you can without the book. Then check your answers and complete the rest with the book. Axial cervical thoracic sternal mammary abdominal umbilical dorsal lumbar pelvic pubic coxal Head cephalic cranial facial frontal ocular nasal otic buccal oral mental lingual Upper Limb acromial axillary brachial anticubital olecranal antebrachial carpal manual palmar pollex digital Lower Limb gluteal inguinal femoral patellar popliteal crural sural tarsal calcaneal pedal plantar Question 2: Draw the below table on the board. Fill in the noun form of each body region and the English word for each anatomical (Latin) body region. Work as a group to fill in all blanks. The use your book (Fig 1.8) to check and fill in any you don’t know. Adjective form (Latin) Axial cervical thoracic sternal mammary abdominal umbilical dorsal lumbar pelvic pubic coxal Head cephalic cranial facial frontal ocular nasal otic buccal oral mental lingual Upper Limb acromial axillary brachial anticubital olecranal antebrachial carpal manual palmar pollex digital Lower Limb gluteal inguinal femoral Noun form (Latin) English meaning patellar popliteal crural sural tarsal calcaneal pedal plantar