What is a medium aircraft?
In medicine and anatomy, the plane is used to describe the location on the body. The plane in this sense is not a physical object, but instead an imaginary wall distributing the whole body or part of the body in two. The sagittal plane separates the body vertically on the right and left. The middle plane lies right in the middle of the sagittal plane and divides the body into perfect halves. In fact, the mean plane is often called the middle sagittal plane.
Other planes in anatomy include the front plane, also called the coronal plane and the horizontal plane, also known as the transverse plane. The front plane divides the body into front and back, while the horizontal plane divides the upper body from the bottom. Using these three planes, a certain sagittal, frontal and horizontal, accurate places of the body can be determined or the body can be discussed in terms of general areas. For example, the right upper quadrant of the body can be described as an area of naprilopof the middle plane and above the middle horizontal plane. The intersection point on the exact center of each of the three planes wouldUnfortunately in the very center of the inside of the body.
The use of terms that describe positions with respect to each of the planes can help explain the movements and placement on the body. Media and side refer to distances towards or from the middle plane. For example, if one should stand upright and stretch one hand directly to the side, his shoulder would be medium or lying closer to the middle plane than his hand. His hand would be lateral or further from the middle plane in relation to his shoulder. If he had to rotate his arm so that the arms were right in front of him and fell exactly along the sagittal plane parallel to the middle plane, nor his shoulder, nor his hand would not be medium or side to the median, because they should, because they should, because they should be exactly the same distance on perfectly parallel.
Other aircraft have relative positions that can also be described. Belongs tom superior and lower as well as front and rear. For example, along the horizontal plane, the arms would be better or closer to the head than the knees. The knees would be described as subordinate or closer to the feet than the shoulders. Similarly, along the front plane, the front and rear refer to the parts of the body closer to the ventral and back or front and rear areas of the body.