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| What is another term for Dorsal? | Posterior
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| What is another term for Ventral? | Anterior
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| Name the two Dorsal Cavities | Cranial and Spinal
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| Name the Ventral Cavities | Thoracic, Abdominal, Pelvic, Abdominopelvic
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| Define the f.f abbreviations (4 Quadrants) RUQ: LUQ: RLQ: LLQ: | Right Upper Quadrant
Left Upper Quadrant
Right Lower Quadrant
Left Lower Quadrant
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| Identify the Regions 1.Pertaining to the Umbilicus (navel): | Umbilical Region
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| 2.Above the stomach: | Epigastric
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| 3.Beneath the umbilicus (navel): | Hypogastric Region
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| 4.On the left lower side near the groin (ileus): | Left Inguinal Region or Left Iliac
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| 5.On the right middle side near the waist: | Right Lumbar Region
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| List the f.f structures: 1. Cell: | Cyt/o
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| 2. Nuclues: | Kary/o, Nucle/o
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| 3.Tissue: | Hist/o
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| List the CFâs for position and direction: 1. anterior, front: | Anter/o
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| 2. middle: | medi/o
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| 3. Lower, below: | infer/o
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| 4. side, to one side: | Later/o
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| 5. back (of body), behind, posterior: | Dors/o ,poster/o
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| List the CFâs for regions of the body: 1. Stomach: | Gastr/o
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| 2. Chest: | Thorac/o
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| 3. Cranium (skull): | Crani/o
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| 4. pelvis: | pelv/i or pelv/o
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| 5. Abdomen: | abdomin/o
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| 6. loins(lower back): | Lumb/o
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| List the CFâs for color: 1. red: | eryhtr/o
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| 2. white: | leuk/o
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| 3. black: | melan/o
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| 4. blue | cyan/o
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| 5. Yellow | cirrh/o ,jaund/o, xanth/o
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| List other CFâs: 1. dry: | xer/o
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| 2. extremity: | acr/o
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| 3. internal organs: | viscer/o
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| 4. disease | path/o
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| 5. Unknown, peculiar: | idi/o
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| Destruction of white cells: | Leukocytolysis
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| Pertaining to coccyx: | coccyg/eal
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| resembling red: | eryhtr/oid
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| tumor of black cells: | melan/oma
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| Pertaining to the neck: | cervic/al
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| Abnormal condition of yellow(ness): | cirrh/osis
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| abnormal condition of blue(ness): | cyan/osis
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| pertaining to the loins | lumb/ar
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| pertaining to a disease of unknown: | idio/path/ic
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| pertaining to the body: | somat/ic
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| specialist in the study of disease: | path/ologist
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| pertaining to internal organs: | viscer/al
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| white cell: | leuko/cyte
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| pain in stomach: | gastralgia/ gastrodynia
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| instrument to measure the cranium: | crani/o/meter
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| enlargement of internal organs: | viscer/omegaly
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| incision of the chest: | thorac/otomy
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| study of tissues: | hist/ology
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| record of an x-ray: | radi/o/gram
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| pertaining to a deficient color: | hypo/chrom/ic
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| adhesion: | abnormal fibrous band binding tissues that are normally seperated
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| inflammation: | body defense against injury and disease
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| febrile: | feverish, pertaining to a fever
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| morbid: | deceased, unhealthy
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| sepsis: | presence of pathogens in blood or other tissues.
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| suppurative: | producing, or pertaining to the generation to pus.
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| Visual examination of an organ or cavity |
Endoscopy
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| record of sound: | sono/gram
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| process of recording(images using frequencies) beyond sounds: | ultra/son/o/graphy
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| instrument to cut skin: | derm/a/tome
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| instrument for examining bronchi: | bronchi/scope
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| visual examination within the body: | endo/scopy
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| pertaining to through the abdomen: | trans/abdomin/al
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| hemat/o/logy | study of the blood
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| instrument for measuring heat: | therm/o/meter
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| specialist in the study of x-rays: | radio/logist
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| morpho | form, structure, shape
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| surgical puncture of abdomen | abdominocentesis
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