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Anatomy and Physiology Rena
Anatomy and Physiology Rena
Anatomy and Physiology Rena
1. Cytosol
2. Lysosome
3. Nucleus
4. Centrosome
5. Golgi Appparatus
6. Plasma Membrane
7. Mitochondria
8. Microtubules
9. Nucleoplasm
10. Nucleolus
11. Cell Membrane
12. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
13. Ribosome
14. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
15. Secretory Vesicles
B. Cell cycle:
C. Body Regions
1. Tarsal – Ankle Region
2. Carpal – Wrist
3. Palmar – Palm
4. Cervical – Neck Region
5. Nuchal – Nape of neck
6. Coxal – Hips
7. Brachial – Arm
8. Oral – Mouth
9. Gluteal – Buttock
10. Calcaneal – Heel
11. Acromion – Shoulder blade
12. Acromial – Shoulder
13. Thoracic – Chest
14. Sternal – breastbone
15. Lumbar – Area of back between ribs and hips
16. Patellar – Anterior knee
17. Olecranon – Back of elbow
18. Pubic – Genital Region
19. Plantar – Sole of foot
20. Popliteal – Posterior knee area
21. Sural – the posterior surface of the leg: the calf
22. Sacral – sacrum
23. Vertebral – Area of spine
24. Inguinal – Area where tight meets body trunk
25. Nasal – Nose Area
26. Orbital – Aye Area
27. Peroneal – Lateral part of leg
28. Umbilical – Navel
29. Antecubital – anterior surface of elbow
30. Antebrachial – Forearm
D. Directional Terms
1. Superior – Toward the head
2. Inferior – Away from the head
3. Lateral – Farther from the midline
4. Medial – Midline of the body or structure
5. Distal – Farther from the point of origin
6. Lateral - Farther from the midline
7. Dorsal – Back surface of the body
8. Ventral – Belly surface of the body
9. Cephalic – Upper part of the structure
10. Caudal – Lower part of the structure
1. Digital 11.Thoracic
2.Calcaneal 12.Sternal
3.Crural 13.Axillary
4.Popliteal 14.Abdominal
5.Patellar 15.Pelvic
6.Femoral 16.Inguinal
7.Antebrachial 17.Carpal
8.Antecubital 18.Digital
9 anterior-Cervical 19.Lumbar
Posterior-Cervical 20.Umbilical
10.anterior-Cephalic
Posterior- Cephalic