Frontal

Temporal

Buccal

Occipital

Nasal

Oral

Orbital

Pectoral Region

Axillary Region

Mammary Region

Sternal

Left and Right Hypochondriac Regions

Left and Right Lateral Abdominal

Right and Left Igiunal Regions

Epigastric

Hypogastric

Umbilical Regions

1. Cephalic
2. cervical
3. Back (dorsal)
4. Pedal (foot)
5. Lower Limb
6. Manus(hand)
7. Upper Limb 
8. pubic (genital)
9. Pelvic
10. Abdominal
11. Thoracic
12. Cervical (neck)
13. Cephalic (head)
14. Axial region
15. Appendicular region

1. Hypochondric Region
2. Subcostal Region
3. Lateral Abdominal Region
4. Intertubercular Line
5. Ingiunal Region
6. Midclavicular Region
7. Epigastric Region
8. Umbilical Region
9. Hypogastric Region
10. Sternum
11. Liver
12. Gall Bladder
13. 10th Cartilage
14. Large Intestine
15. Small Intestine
16. Urinary Bladder
17. Femur

1. Lateral
2. Medial
3. Posterior
4. Anterior
5. Dorsal (Palmer= one not labled)
6. Left
7. Dorsal
8. Plantar
9. Fibular
10. Tibial
11. Right
12. Proximal
13. Distal
14. Ulnar
15. Radial
16. Cranial
17. Caudal

towards or nearer the back or vertebral column

for difussion/ filtration

(thinner the quicker)

lines blood vessels, air sacs in lungs, functions in absorption

 small molecules pass through membrane quickly (Diffusion/filtration

Ex walls of capillaries

1. Simple cuboidal

1. Simple columnar epith

1. Psuedostratified columnar

1.  lines the nasal cavity and trachea. Functions in movement of substances along air passageways (a special type) all cells rest on basal membrane. Secretion and absorption

1. Stratified squamous epithelium

1. Protection Outermost layer of the skin, lining of the mouth and esophagus- functions as a protective layer Epidermis is keratinized- surface cells contain esp tough protective protein (keratin)

1. Transitional epithelium

1. Inside of hollow organs, bladder. Allows for distension/stretching of the bladder (a special type) Forms impermeable membrane that keeps urine from passing through the wall of the bladder