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20 lip 2023 · When someone has chronic abdominal pain, an abdominal injury, or acute abdominal pain during a medical emergency, it is very important to have a clear system for identifying and defining...
The abdomen gets divided up descriptively in 2 ways, to help us tell one another where something is. We'll look at the 4 quadrants method and the 9 regions m...
Anatomy and Physiology, you'll learn about the nine abdominal regions. This will be useful if you plan to enter a healthcare profession.
The regions are nine. We have the epigastric region, the right and left hypochondriac regions, the umbilical region, the right and left lumbar regions, the hypogastric region, and the right and left iliac fossae.
There are nine regions of the abdomen that house various organs. These regions are broken into three areas: the upper, middle, and lower abdomen. In the upper abdomen, the right...
These lines and planes divide the abdomen into nine separate regions which include the left and right hypochondriac regions, the epigastric region, the umbilical region, the right and left lateral regions, the right and left inguinal regions, and the hypogastric region.
In order to accurately describe how the different structures in our body are related one to another we can use anatomical planes. There are 3 cardinal or primary planes – Frontal, Median & Axial. This 3 minute video from Complete Anatomy show these planes in 3D to help you understand these concepts.
