2.  Ventral cavity-this is made up of the
anterior part of the body and is
comprised of the thoracic and
abdominopelvic areas.
 Dorsal cavity-this spans from cranial
cavity down to spinal cavity all the way
to pelvic cavity

4.  Thoracic- this means chest, thoracic can
include lungs and heart, ribs skin and
muscles of the chest
 Pleural- this is the area that surrounds the
lungs

5.  Pelvic cavity-this is the area surrounded
by the pelvic bones. It will include
reproductive organs, urinary bladder
and rectum
 Abdominal cavity- this is your tummy! It is
located between the thoracic and
pelvic cavities. It holds your stomach,
liver, gallbladder, pancreas, intestines,
spleen

6.  Mediastinum- this is middle of the chest.
It contains the heart, esophagus,
trachea, lymph nodes and thymus (if
they are a child it is larger organ that
helps with the immune system, it begins
to disintegrate after puberty and the
older the adult becomes, the smaller the
gland

7.  Pericardial-this is a space directly around
the heart, it has 2 layers and fluid (juicy)
between layers.

9.  Digestion takes place in the__________
cavity
 A person having a heart attack may
experience pain in the _________________
cavity
 A person with a terrible case of “heart
burn” will experience pain in the
__________________ cavity

14.  The area of the body that includes the front, but not the
head or legs in called?
 The area that touches the seat on the Mr. Freeze ride is
called?
 If a person had pain directly around the heart it would be
considered?____________________
 If you have asthma, you might feel some pain with
coughing in the ____________________ cavity
 If you drank too much water, and you’ve been in class for
2 H, you may feel the __________________________ cavity fill
up with fluid
 Thant’s all folks!
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