Anatomical Orientation
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Created by Terri Street for OKTechMasters © 2000 Adapted by Tom Gest, Anatomical Sciences, University of Michigan Medical School, 2004 Questions developed by Charisa Roy, University of Michigan Medical School Class of 2007
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Transcript of Anatomical Orientation
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A. C. B. D.
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A. top and bottom C. diagonal sections B. right and left halvesD. front and back
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A. top and bottom B. right and left halves
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A. sagittal C. oblique B. coronal D. transverse
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C. oblique B. coronal
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A. inwardC. downB. out D. up
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C. downD. up
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A. deep, inferior C. superficial, deep B. inferior, superior D. deep, superior
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A. deep, inferior D. deep, superior
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A. posterior tobelly button C. posterior to the head B. inferior to the thigh D. deep to the heart
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A. posterior tobelly button D. deep to the heart
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A. toward the nose C. toward the eyebrow B. toward the chin D. toward the ear
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A. toward the nose D. toward the ear
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A. distal C. proximal B.medial D. lateral
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A. distal C. proximal
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A. superomedial C. distalB. superolateralD. proximal
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C. distalB. superolateral
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A. elbow to the wrist C. neck to the elbow B. shoulder to the hand D. shoulder to the elbow
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A. elbow to the wrist D. shoulder to the elbow
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A. hip to the ankle C. buttocks to the foot B. hip to the knee D. knee to the ankle
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B. hip to the knee D. knee to the ankle
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