4. Complete the table below, using Figure 1-3 in your lab manual for reference. Structure Body...

4. Complete the table below, using Figure 1-3 in your lab manual for reference.

Structure	Body Region
Head	Cephalic
Neck
Chest
Armpit
Humerus/Arm
Anterior Surface of Elbow
Radius and Ulna (forearm)
Wrist
Hand
Abdomen
Lower back
Buttocks
Hip
Pelvis
Groin
Femur/thigh
Back of knee
Anterior leg
Posterior leg/calf
Ankle
Foot
Sole of foot

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4. Complete the table below, using Figure 1-3 in your lab manual for reference. Structure Body Region Head Cephalic Neck Cervical Chest Thoracic Armpit Axillary Humerus/Arm Brachial Anterior Surface of Elbow Antecubital Radius and Ulna (forearm) Antibrachial Wrist Carpal Hand Palmar Abdomen Abdominal Lower back Lumbar Buttocks Gluteal | Hip Coxal Pelvis Pelvic Groin Inguinal Femur/thigh Femoral Back of knee Popliteal Anterior leg Crural Posterior leg/calf Sural Ankle Calcaneal Foot Pedal Sole of foot Plantar

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