Table of Contents
Overview

Regions of the body This illustration presents the major terms used to describe body areas from an anterior and posterior perspective. Note that the axial region is composed of the head, neck and trunk, while the appendicular region denotes the upper and lower limbs.
Keypoints
| Axial regions | Head Neck Trunk (thorax, abdomen, pelvis, back) |
| Appendicular regions | Upper limb (shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand) Lower limb (hip, gluteal region, thigh, leg, ankle, foot) |
Atlas of Regions of the body

Head (Caput)
anterior view
Neck (Collum)
anterior view
Trunk (Truncus)
anterior view
Thoracic region (Regio thoracica)
anterior view
Abdomen
anterior view
Pelvis
anterior view
Back (Dorsum)
posterior view
Upper limb (Membrum superius)
anterior view
Shoulder (Omos)
anterior view
Arm (Brachium)
anterior view
Elbow (Cubitus)
anterior view
Forearm (Antebrachium)
anterior view
Wrist (Carpus)
anterior view
Hand (Manus)
anterior view
Lower limb (Membrum inferius)
anterior view
Thigh (Regio femoralis)
anterior view
Hip region (Coxa)
anterior view
Gluteal region (Regio glutea)
posterior view
Knee (Genu)
anterior view
Leg (Crus)
anterior view
Ankle (Regio talocruralis)
anterior view
Foot (Pes)
anterior view
Reference
- https://kenhub.com