Master the basic directional terms in human anatomy with clear definitions and relatable examples! Perfect for NEET, Nursing, SSC, UPSC, and other competitive exams. 📝 👉Save this for quick revision! 📌 Example: The nose is anterior to the ears, while the heart lies deep to the ribs. #AnatomyBasics #DirectionalTerms #HumanBody #BiologyFacts #MedicalAspirants #NEETRevision #CompetitiveExams | InfoPic Notes

Directional Terms Explained We use directional terms in the hospital to accurately describe the location of injuries, procedures, or assessments on the body 📍 Midline = center of the body 👆 Proximal = closer to the trunk 👇 Distal = farther from the trunk ➡️ Lateral = away from the midline ⬅️ Medial = toward the midline 🔼 Superior = above 🔽 Inferior = below #anatomy #AandP #nursingschool #prereqs #anatomyreview #AP1 #biologyclass #nursingschooltips #anatomystudent #directionalterms #anatomyl

Directional Terms Explained (PART 2️⃣) We use directional terms in the hospital to accurately describe the location of injuries, procedures, or assessments on the body 🔙 Posterior = back (think: post = after = back) 🔜 Anterior = front (ex: The sternum is anterior to the lungs) 🧠 Cranial = toward the head (cranium = skull) 🐾 Caudal = toward the tail (ex: The feet are caudal to the knees) #anatomy #AandP #nursingschool #prereqs #anatomyreview #AP1 #biologyclass #nursingschooltips #anatomystude