Relative Positions: Using Anatomical Terms: Use the relative position terms (superior, posterior, medial, etc) to describe the location of body parts when the subject is standing in the anatomical position.1The ears to the eyes.9The heart to the ribs.2The wrist to the upper arm.10The toes to the head.3The spine to the gut.11The nose to the eyes.4The mouth to the nose.12The forehead to the jaw.5The nose to the brain.13The sternum to the heart.6The bones to the skin.14The left thigh and left shin.7The left arm and right arm.15The lower back to the neck.8The wrist to fingers.16The shoulder to fingers.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Relative Positions: Using Anatomical Terms: Use the relative position terms (superior, posterior, medial, etc) to describe the location of body parts when the subject is standing in the anatomical position.

1	The ears to the eyes.	9	The heart to the ribs.
2	The wrist to the upper arm.	10	The toes to the head.
3	The spine to the gut.	11	The nose to the eyes.
4	The mouth to the nose.	12	The forehead to the jaw.
5	The nose to the brain.	13	The sternum to the heart.
6	The bones to the skin.	14	The left thigh and left shin.
7	The left arm and right arm.	15	The lower back to the neck.
8	The wrist to fingers.	16	The shoulder to fingers.