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The cranium consist of 27 bones   Cranial  
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The mandible is a single bone   Mandibular  
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Skull...28 bones   cranium + mandible  
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Head or something that is shaped like a head(round) cap- cep- ceph...common prefixes for "head" or "headlike"   capital  
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forhead   frontal  
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orbital    
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nasal   nose  
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Facial cheeks   buccal--- buccolan, buccnater  
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lips   oral labial  
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tounge   linguale  
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  dental  
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chin   mental  
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ear   otic9ot+vowel as prefix or suffix  
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back of the head or skull   occipital  
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neck   cervical  
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Nature of a vertebra. Having or consisting of vertebrae. Having a spinal column   spinal vertebral  
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collar bone   clavicular  
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posterior   sholder/scapular  
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lateral sholder   deltoidal  
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bump on sholder   acromial  
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anterior sholder pecks   pectoral  
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arm pit   axillary  
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from sholder to elbow... where would a brachial artery be? someplace on thr arm   brachial/brachium  
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bump on elbow   cubital...olecranal  
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forarm anterior where they take my blood   antecubital  
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forearm...from elbow to wrist   antebrachial  
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laterial is radiant region   radial  
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The bone extending from the elbow to the wrist on the side opposite to the thumb in humans   ulnar  
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wrist   carpal  
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hand   manual  
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anterior of the hand   palmar(volar  
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fingers/toes   digital  
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thum   pollical(pollex)  
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exterior trunk by ribs   thoracic  
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ribs   costal  
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breast   mammary  
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mid front   abdominal  
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belly button   umbilical  
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growing   inguinal  
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small of back   lumbar  
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butt   gluteal  
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Of, in, near, or relating to the pelvis: a pelvic artery.   pelvic  
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lateral pelvic   iliac  
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by hair   pubic  
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posterior butt   sacral  
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by genitals   perineal(perineum)  
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hip   coxal  
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from hip to knee   femoral...thigh...  
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knee   genicular  
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knee cap   patellar  
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Of or relating to the hollow part of the leg behind the knee joint   popliteal  
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from knee to ankle   leg/crural  
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The inner and larger of the two bones of the lower human leg, extending from the knee to the ankle   tibial  
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The outer and narrower of two bones of the human lower leg, extending from the knee to the ankle...lateral   fibular(peroneal)  
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calf   sural  
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ankle   tarsal  
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heal   calcaneal  
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foot   pedal  
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sole of the foot   plantar(volar)  
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toes   digital  
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big toe   hallical(hallux)  
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throat   pharyngeal  
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voice box   laryngeal  
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lungs   pleural  
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heart   cardiac  
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stomach   gastric  
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splen   splenic  
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kidneys   renal  
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liver   hepatic  
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