2.11: Activity 10

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    Checkpoint: Applying Anatomical Knowledge to Clinical Scenarios

    This lab activity is designed to assess your understanding of anatomical cavities, directional terms, and planes by applying this knowledge to clinical scenarios. You will identify which body cavities need to be accessed for specific surgical procedures and describe anatomical locations using precise terminology. Fill in the table.

    Examples - Major cavity: Dorsal or Ventral cavity; Sub-cavity: Thoracic cavity, Cranial cavity; Serous membranes : Pleura

    Table \(\PageIndex{1}\): Surgical Scenarios and Associated Anatomical Regions
    Scenario Major Cavity Sub-Cavity Serous Membrane
    Lung Tumor surgery
    Brain Tumor surgery
    Gastric bypass surgery
    Cardiac surgery
    Removal of Gallbladder

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