If you are face-to-face with someone who is standing in the standard anatomical position, and you reach out to touch hands, which hand will your left hand touch? Which hand will your right hand touch? What does this mean in terms of describing anatomical directions?

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Douglas Morse

7 April, 01:39

If you are face-to-face with someone who is standing in the standard anatomical position, and you reach out to touch hands, which hand will your left hand touch? Which hand will your right hand touch? What does this mean in terms of describing anatomical directions?

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Your right hand will touch left hand and your left hand will touch right of the person who is standing in the standard anatomical position,

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If you are face-to-face with someone who is standing in the standard anatomical position, and you reach out to touch hands, Your right hand will touch left hand and your left hand will touch right of the person who is standing in the standard anatomical position, When observing a body in the anatomical position, the left of the body is on the observer's right, and the right of the body is in the observer's left. In describing anatomical position, it means that the body is standing upright, with the feet at shoulder width and parallel, toes forward. and the palms of the hands face forward.