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Regional Anatomy Terms

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frontal   show
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nasal   show
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show eye  
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show chin  
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buccal   show
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show neck  
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show chest  
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acromial   show
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show armpit  
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show arm  
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show forearm  
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show 8 bones in wrist  
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manus   show
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show palm  
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pollex   show
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show fingers/toes  
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show hip  
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inguinal   show
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femoral   show
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patellar   show
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show back of knee  
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crural   show
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show calf  
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show side of your leg  
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show ankle  
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metatarsal   show
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show bottom of foot  
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hallux   show
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perineal   show
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dorsal   show
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show thoracic, abdominal and pelvic  
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head   show
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show surround every moveable point in your body. Your joints will not move w/o this type of fluid.  
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itis   show
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show serous-require lubrication, parietal-gas, bloating, visceral-area surrounding lungs.  
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show umbilical  
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antecubital   show
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show elbow  
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show back side of ankle  
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show breast  
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sternal   show
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show mouth  
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show genital  
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show back side of hand  
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pedal   show
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show buttox  
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show is a large, triangular bone at the base of the spine  
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show are the largest and strongest in the movable part of the spinal column, In most mammals, this region of the spine curves outward.  
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show spine  
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scapular   show
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show back of head  
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otic   show
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cephalic   show
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show runs horizontally from right to left  
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median (midsagittal) plane   show
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frontal plane   show
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frontal section   show
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show through torso, inferior view  
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show midsagittal (lower middle part of body)  
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