Anatomy in Med. Term
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Anterior or Ventral | front or in front
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Posterior or dorsal | back or in back
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Cranial and claudal | the direction towards either the "head end" or "tail end"
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Superior or inferior | above or below another
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medial and lateral | toward the midline/ away from the midline
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proximal and distal | toward or away from the point of attachment/origin
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superficial or external | on or near the surface or deap (internal)
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supine | patient lies on their back
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prone | patient lies on their stomach
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sagittal plane | right and left parts
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midsagittal plane | equal right and left parts
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coronal (frontal) plane | vertical at right angles to the sagittal plane
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transverse or cross section | horizontal; divides body into upper and lower parts
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dorsal cavity | brain and spinal cord
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Vental cavity | thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
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epigastric region | just below sternum
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right and left hypochondriac | just below ribs
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umbilical | located around navel
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right and left lumbar | extend from anterior to posterior
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hypogastric | public area
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right and left iliac | also called right and left inguinal areas
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orbital cavity | eyes, eyeball muscle, optic nerves, and lacrimal (tear) ducts
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nasal cavity | parts that for the nose
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buccal cavity | teeth and tongue
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Mucous | lines structures with connections to the outside.
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serous | line structures without connections to the outside.
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anabolism | building up
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catabolism | breaking down
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homeostasis | internal balance
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