Figure 1.3 Anatomical directions illustrated on anatomy models Activity 1-4: Identify the Anatomical Planes and Anatomical Sections As an anatomy student you will often observe organs that have been sectioned or imag hrough a specific anatomical plane. In this exercise you will learn to distinguish betwe he various planes. - Describe how each of the following commonly used anatomical planes are sectionec sagittal plane transverse plane coronal plane Identify an organ or part of body on the human torso model that has been sectione through each anatomical plane. a. sagittal (median)plane b. co sagittal section of the brain c. transverse plane CO transverse section of the neck Figure 14 a -c Common Anatomical Planes

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