In the study of medicine and anatomy, the “regional terms” are the vocabulary taught to children and students alike to designate specific areas on the human body. The reason we use these terms is that it makes learning about the body and each of its distinct parts a lot easier to separate them into different areas. Do you know enough about the regional parts? Take the quiz to find out!
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Crural
Abdomin
Head
Neck
Occipital
Axillary
Mammary
Manus
Ulnar
Femoral
Manus
Thigh
Chest
Leg
Thumb
Ear
Eye
Antebrachial
Antecubital
Neck
Neck
Buttocks
Forearm
Anterior to elbow
Lower back
Breast
Cephalic
Cranium
Buccal
Pelvic
Fibular
Olecranal
Eye
Knee
Posterior aspect of the elbow
Buttocks
Chin
Cheek
Gluteal
Digital
Patellar
Gluteal
Digital
Dorsal
Toes and legs
Legs and knees
Fingers and toes
Arm
Breast
Hip
Axillary
Dorsal
Mouth
Dorsal
Axillary
Hallux
Arm
Hand
Ankle
Hallux
Pollex
Axillary
Hallux
Thumb
Ankle
Great toe
Great buttocks
Gread head
Elbow
Abdomine
Spinal Column
Hombrios
Deltroids
Andriods