Anatomical Terms - Drawn & Defined (Updated)

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Reference Time Stamps for Notes _________________________ 1:34 - Anatomical Position 2:13 - Left & Right 7:12 - Directional Terms 3:18 - Anterior & Posterior 3:59 - Superior & Inferior 4:28 - Proximal & Distal 5:53 - Medial & Lateral 7:42 - Anatomical Planes 7:48 - Sagittal Plane 8:13 - Frontal Plane 8:30 - Transverse Plane 8:41 - Oblique Plane 6:47 - Directional Terms Practice 8:47 - Importance of Anatomical Planes

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@1:41 Anatomical Positions @3:16 Anterior and Posterior @3:58 Superior and Inferior @4:25 Proximal and Distal @5:50 Medial and Lateral @6:40 Practice Questions @7:10 Directional Terms @7:40 Categories of Anatomical Planes @7:50 Sagittal Plane @8:12 Frontal Plane @8:30 Transverse Plane @8:40 Oblique Plane

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I love how detailed this video is! It definitely helps me understand the difference between superior/inferior! I will be saving this to help me study!

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This video is awesome!! But, what about some other anitomical terms? for example, superficial, ventral, dorsal, cranial, and caudal?

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this is great!! although in my lectures the professor taught us that the frontal is actually called Coronal, does that make any difference?

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This video was amazing. I could not understand proximal/distal for the life of me. Not even my professor could teach it in a way that I could understand. I was a bit lost on the relative between the nose and eyes when you said it's medial. I know it's inferior and ventral/anterior but I do not see how it is medial if medial is going towards the center of the body/inward towards the center of the midline. Nonetheless, thank you for this video! I am currently going for Physical Therapy Assistant.

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That was so clear. I had an issue with the Sagittal thing. Thanks. Cheers.

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I thought for the anatomical position the feet had to be slightly apart not together

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[@StaticBlaster]

Wouldn't the nose only be medial and inferior to the eyes. Because since it's on the same anterior side of the body, it doesn't make much sense for the nose to be anterior to the eyes unless if you are talking about the protrusion of the nose extending further out from the plane of the face.

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