Label the diagram using the words from the box.

shin  ankle   calf  jaw (mandible)      neck      armpit (axilla)    upper arm Adam’s apple       loin        forearm   shoulder     leg                  palm             thumb finger    thigh                  ear            cheek                 wrist                  foot  toe hair       forehead        sole         chin          hand          chest     nipple
breast	stomach (abdomen)	navel (umbilicus)	hip  groin (inguinal region)
genitals	elbow       knee	big toe	buttock      nose         heel

In this table there are 37 words for parts of the body and six categories. Decide which category or categories each part belongs to. The first one has been done for you as an example.

	arm	hand	leg	foot	torso	head
abdomen					+
ankle
buttock
calf
chest
chin
ear
elbow
eye
eyebrow
eyelash
eyelid
finger
forearm
forehead
gum
hip
knee
knuckle
lip
nail
navel
neck
nipple
nose
palm
rib
scalp
shoulder
sole
temple
thigh
thumb
toe
tongue
tooth
wrist

Match the words (1-7) with their definitions (A-G).

Part 1

1. hip 2. finger 3. elbow 4. arm 5. wrist 6. leg

A. the part of the forearm that attaches to the hand B. the long extension from the upper body between the shoulder and wrist C. the part of the upper leg that projects slightly outward D. the long extension from the lower body between the hip and foot E. one of the extensions from the hand F. the joint between the upper and lower arm

Part 2

1. lips 2. face 3. forehead 4. cheek 5. head 6. ears 7. eyes

A. the organs that detect sound B. the part of the face above the eyebrows and below the hairline C. the body part that contains the brains and skull D. the sensitive organs surrounding the mouth E. the front part of the head that contains the sensory organs F. the fleshy part of the face on either side of the nose G. the organs that detect sight

Part 3

1. shoulder blade 2. abdomen 3. waist 4. torso 5. neck 6. groin 7. chest 8. small

A. the upper front part of the torso B. area between the legs C. the part of the body between the neck and the groin D. lower portion of the back E. part of the body that contains the digestive organs F. part of the body that allows the head to turn and connects the head to the torso G. upper back bone that connects to the shoulders H. area between the ribs and the pelvis

Read the sentence pair. Choose where the words best fit the blanks.

Shoulder/ankle

A. I twisted my               when I was running.

B. Tom can’t move his arm due to his          injury.

Toe/knee

A. The leg bends at the               .

B. Breaking even your smallest         can move walking difficult.

Neck/back

A. If you cannot see Andy’s chest, you are looking at his             .

B. The           attaches the head and torso.

Small/rib cage

A. The doctor placed his hand on the             of the patient’s back.

B. The bones that protect the heart and lungs make up the                 .

Foot/hand

A. This shoe barely fits on my                .

B. Give me your                and I will help you.

 

Write the ordinary English words for the corresponding anatomical terms in the table using your medical knowledge.

Anatomical term	Common word
abdomen
axilla
carpus
coxa
cubitus
nates
patella

Read the statements and decide if they are true (T) or false (F).

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