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Body Planes: proximal PRAWK-sih-mal closer in to the center proximal and approximate come from the same word and mean close
Body Planes: distal DIS-til father away from the center distal and distant come from the same word and mean far
Body Planes: lateral LAT-er-al out to the side think of a quaterback lateraling a football to a running back
Body Planes: medial MEED-ee-al toward the middle like the median of a highway
Body Planes: ventral/antral/anterior VEN-tral/AN-tral/an-TEER-ee-or the front the word ventral means "stomach"
Body Planes: dorsal/ posterior DOR-sal/pos-TEE-ree-or the back a dorsal fin on a shark is on its back
Body Planes: cranial KRAY-nee-al toward the top
Body Planes: caudal KAWD-al toward the bottom from Latin, for tail
Body Planes: superior soo-PEE-ree-pr above
Body Planes: inferior in-FEER-ee-or below
Body Planes: prone PROHN lying down on belly
Body Planes: supine SOO-pine lying down on back
Body Planes: contralateral KON-trah-LAT-eh-ral opposite side
Body Planes: ipsilateral IP-sih-LAT-eh-ral same side
Body Planes: unilateral YOO-nih-LAT-er-al one side
Body Planes: bilateral bai-LAT-eh-ral both sides
Body Planes: dorsum DOR-sum the top of the hand or foot
Body Planes: plantar PLANT-ar the sole of the foot
Body Planes: palmar PAL-mar the palm of the hand
Where are prefixes located? What are the functions of a prefix? What are some examples? Location: at the beginning of the Word Function: Often indicates amount. location, direction, speed, or quality. Example: - hyper= high - hypo= low - intra= within - tachy= fast
here are roots located? What are the functions of a root? What are some examples? Location: Usually in the middle of the word, often with a combining vowel (-o-) between it and another root or suffix. Function: Gives the core meaning of the term — often a body part, organ, tissue, or system. Example: cardi- = heart oste/o- = bone
where are the suffixs located? What are the functions of a suffix? What are some examples? Suffix Location: At the end of the word. Function: Often indicates condition, disease, procedure, specialty, or grammatical function (noun, verb, adjective). Example: -itis = inflammation -emia = blood condition -ous = pertaining to -logy = study
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