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Copy of 8.26.20 (Async) - Directional Terminology (5/28/2026)

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First, watch and answer the questions in the edPuzzle below. If you're not sure about an answer, go back in the video and keep trying!

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For questions 4 through 8, pick the BEST answer to complete the statement.

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Directional Terminology

Throughout the year, we will be referring to organs, components, or systems in relation to other organs, components, or systems. It is important that we have a set group of terms that we all consistently use.

Through this lesson, you'll watch a sweet video that I made and answer some questions, complete a simulation, then practice your learning!

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Which terms from the edPuzzle are you feeling good about using?

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Which terms from the edPuzzle are you still kind of confused about?

Go to the following link, then complete the super cool simulation:

https://www.wisc-online.com/learn/natural-science/life-science/ap15305/anatomical-terminology-relative-position

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Insert a screenshot of your completed simulation from the website above (page 21 of 21)

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The thumb is _______ to the pinky finger.

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The mouth is ____ to the nose.

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The heel is ____ to the thigh bone.

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The spine is ______ to the stomach.

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In a cat, the nose is ____ to the tail.

For questions 9 and 10, use two of the following terms to write your own statements comparing two body parts.

  • inferior

  • medial

  • lateral

  • anterior

  • posterior

  • ventral

  • dorsal

  • proximal

  • distal

You can write your statements for quadripeds or bipeds!

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