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extends from shoulder to elbow
arm
elbow to wrist
forearm
hip to knee
thigh
knee to ankle
leg
head, neck, and trunk make up what?
central region
chest
thorax
chest to pelvis
abdomen
inferior end of trunk and is associated with the hips
pelvis
the abdomen is..
subdivided into quadrants or nine regions