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epigastric, umbilical, and hypogastric regions
Left Upper Quadrant
* 1) Umbilical Region 2) Epigastric Region 3) Hypogastric Region4) Right and Left Hypochondriac Regions 5) Right and Left Lumbar Regions 6) Right and Left Inguinal Regions
a region in which people percieve, or see, the characteristics of the region in the same way.
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The umbillical, left lumbar and right lumbar.
epigastric, umbilical, and hypogastric regions
Anatomists prefer abdominopelvic regions because this is where many of the key organs are. Medical personnel favor quadrants because they are easy access.
Right lumbar region
Hypochondric
Left Upper Quadrant
* 1) Umbilical Region 2) Epigastric Region 3) Hypogastric Region4) Right and Left Hypochondriac Regions 5) Right and Left Lumbar Regions 6) Right and Left Inguinal Regions
Left Hypochondriac quadrant
the 9 abdominopelvic regions are: 1 epigastric - located in the right upper quadrant 2 right hypochondriac - located in the right upper quadrant 3 umbilical - located centrally in the right/left quadrant 4 right lumbar - located in right lower quadrant 5 hypogastric located in right lower quadrant 6 right iliac - located in right lower quadrant 7 left hypochondriac - left upper quadranrt 8 left lumbar - left lumbar - left lower quadrant 9 left iliac - left lower quadrant
The stomach is located in the epigastric region (left upper quadrant) with the spleen, lower left ribs, and upper left area of the transverse colon.
Suprapubic (Hypogastric) regionhypogastric
There are two schemes for assigning names to the various areas of the abdomen. One scheme uses nine regions, and the other uses four quadrants.