Anatomy Lab Exam 1

The external genitalia in males consist of the penis, scrotum, and testes. The bladder, urethra, and prostate are not part of the external genitalia but are part of the male reproductive system.

The term 'femoral' specifically refers to the thigh region of the body.

The term 'crural' specifically refers to the leg region of the body.

A 'pedal' typically refers to a lever operated by the foot to control something, such as the gas pedal in a car.

The term 'nuchal' specifically refers to the back of the neck in anatomical terminology.

The term 'interscapular' refers to the area between the shoulder blades on the back of the body.

The scapular, also known as the shoulder blades, are two triangular bones located on the upper back that connect the upper arm bone to the collarbone.

The vertebral column is commonly referred to as the spine, which is the central supporting structure of the body that consists of stacked individual bones called vertebrae. The other options, ribcage, skull, and pelvis, are not synonymous with the vertebral column.

The term 'lumbar' specifically refers to the lower back region of the body.

The term 'sacral' specifically refers to the lower back region of the body.

The gluteal region refers to the buttocks or the area of the body that includes the gluteal muscles.

The perineal area is specifically defined as the region of the body between the anus and external genitalia, including the area between the scrotum or vulva and anus. It does not include the abdomen, face, or knee areas.

The acromial region is a specific area of the body that is located on the shoulder. This region is formed by the acromion process of the scapula and is an important landmark in anatomy.

Antebrachial refers to the forearm, while Epigastric, Tarsal, and Mandibular refer to other anatomical regions.

The term Axilla is used to refer to the armpit area in medical terminology. It is important to be familiar with medical terms to accurately describe body parts and conditions.

The term 'brachial' specifically refers to the arm, not the leg, head, or chest.

The term 'cubital' is commonly used to refer to the elbow joint in anatomical terminology.

The term 'carpal' specifically refers to the bones that make up the wrist in the human body.

The term 'palmar' specifically refers to the palm of the hand.

The Coxal bone is commonly referred to as the hip bone in human anatomy. It is a large, flat bone that makes up the pelvis along with the sacrum and coccyx.

The patellar region refers to the area around the kneecap, known as the knee joint.

The term 'cephalic' specifically refers to the head region of the body.

The term 'facial' is related to the face. It can refer to treatments or procedures that involve the face specifically.

The term 'cervical' is commonly used in medical contexts to refer to the neck region of the body.

The term 'thoracic' specifically refers to the chest region of the body.

The sternum, also known as the breastbone, is a flat bone located in the center of the chest. It connects to the ribs via cartilage and plays a crucial role in protecting the heart and lungs.

The correct term for 'umbilical' is 'navel', which refers to the small, central scar on the abdomen where the umbilical cord was once attached during infancy.

The inguinal area is commonly known as the groin, which is located between the abdomen and thigh.

The correct term for the area described in the question is the 'pelvis'. The pubic bone is a part of the pelvic structure and is located in the lower part of the torso.