Question

match the following
superior
inferior
superficial
deep
anterior
posterior
proximal
distal
lateral
medial
prone
supine
laying on your stomach/face
choose
laying on your stomach/face down
laying on your back/ face up
closer to the midline
closer to the point of attachment
closer to the outside of the body
farther in the body
farther from the point of attachment
toward the head, or above
toward the feet, or below
toward the back
toward the front
away from the midline
choose
choose
choose
choose
choose
choose
laying on your back/ face up

Explanation:

These are anatomical directional terms. Superior means toward the head or above; Inferior means toward the feet or below; Superficial is closer to the outside of the body; Deep is farther in the body; Anterior is toward the front; Posterior is toward the back; Proximal is closer to the point of attachment; Distal is farther from the point of attachment; Lateral is away from the mid - line; Medial is closer to the mid - line; Prone is laying on your stomach/face down; Supine is laying on your back/face up.

Answer:

Superior: Toward the head, or above
Inferior: Toward the feet, or below
Superficial: Closer to the outside of the body
Deep: Farther in the body
Anterior: Toward the front
Posterior: Toward the back
Proximal: Closer to the point of attachment
Distal: Farther from the point of attachment
Lateral: Away from the midline
Medial: Closer to the midline
Prone: Laying on your stomach/face down
Supine: Laying on your back/ face up