EXERCISE 1 The Language of Anatomy 11 4. Arrange the following terms from distal

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EXERCISE 1 The Language of Anatomy 11 4. Arrange the following terms from distal to proximal: calcaneal, femoral, hallux, plantar, popliteal, and sural. The Language of Anatomy Working in small groups, complete the tasks described below. Work together, but don't use a figure or other refer ence to answer the questions. As usual, assume that the human body is in the anatomical position. 5. Name a plane that you could use to section a four- legged chair and still be able to sit in the chair without I. Arrange the following terms from superior to inferior cervical, coxal, crural, femoral, lumbar, mental, nasalfalling over. plantar, sternal, and tarsal. 6. Name the abdominopelvic region that is both medial and inferior to the right lumbar region. 2. Arrange the following terms from proximal to distal: antebrachial, antecubital, brachial, carpal, digital, and palmar 7. Name the type of inflammation (think "-itis") that is typically accompanied by pain in the lower right quadrant 3. Arrange the following terms from medial to lateral: acromial, axillary, buccal, otic, pollex, and umbilical

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1) The order of the following anatomical terms based on their position in human body from superior to inferior are listed below,

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