Anatomy directional terms

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-“The knee is above” vs. “The knee is above the ankle”

-TIP #1- To remember the directional terms think of them in pairs of opposites

-TIP #2- Directional terms are your friends. They’ll help you throughout the WHOLE course

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INTERMEDIATE!

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Anatomy directional terms

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lateral intermediate

lateral malleolus proximal

ankle tip

posterioraka anterior

inferior ventral

body parts

pairs of opposites