Anatomy Regions

Breast bone area

Sternal region

heel

calcaneal

Forearm

Antebrachial Region

What two regions are the body divided into:

Axial and Appendicular

Arm (between the shoulder and elbow)

Brachial Region

Wrist

Carpal Region

Head

Cephalic region

Neck

Cervical region

Skull

Cranial region

Leg

Crural Region

Thigh

Femoral Region

The lower limb includes:

Femoral region, crural region, tarsal region, pedal region, and digits.

Buttock

Gluteal region

Axial region consists of:

Head, neck, (cervical region) and trunk

Groin

Inguinal region

Hand

Manual Region

Back of neck

Nuchal region

Knee

Patellar region

Foot

Pedal Region

Sole

Plantar surface

Posterior knee area

Popliteal region

Posterior region between hips

Sacral region

Posterior upper back

Scapular region

Medial Abdominal Regions

Superior Epigastric; Umbilical; Inferior Hypogastric

Right and Left Sided Abdominal Regions

Superior Hypochondriac; Lumbar; Inferior Inguinal

Ankle

Tarsal Region

The upper limbs include:

The brachial region, antebrachial region, carpal region, manual region, and digits

The trunk consists of what regions:

Thoracic and Abdominal

Chest

Thoracic region

Belly button area

Umbilical region

The Appendicular Region consists of:

Upper and lower limbs

Spine area

Vertebral region

A segment of a limb is:

a region between one joint and the next.

Palm

palmar