Anatomical position, body planes, sections. Sagittal, coronal, transverse, oblique, longitudinal directional movement terms.

In anatomy and physiology, body planes are imaginary lines that run through the body in anatomical position. Planes create sections or slices of the body when a cut is made through that particular plane.

We discuss tricks to remember the sagittal, coronal, transverse, oblique, and longitudinal planes, as well as review the standard anatomical position.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:29 Anatomical Position
1:41 Definition of Body Planes/Sections
3:03 Acronym/Trick to Remember Body Planes
3:45 Sagittal Plane
5:40 Coronal Plane
6:37 Transverse Plane
7:57 Longitudinal Plane
8:30 Oblique Plane
9:03 Access to Notes/Images

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