Body Structure
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anatomic position | when a person is standing erect with arms at the side and palms facing forward
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anterior | nearer to or toward the front: ventral
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posterior | nearer to or toward the back: dorsal
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ventral | belly side, same as anterior for humans
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dorsal | directed toward or situated on the back side: same as posterior surface for humans
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medial | middle or nearer the middle
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median | middle or nearer the middle
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lateral | toward the sied; denoting position farther from midline of the body or from a structure
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superior- | uppermost or above
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inferior | lowermost or below
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proximal | nearest the origin or point of attatchment
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distal | far or distant from the origin or point of attatchment
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celaphad | toward the head
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caudad | toward the tail or in a posterior direction
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dorsal cavity | located near the posterior part of the body (cranial & spinal)
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cranial | contains brain
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spinal | contains spinal cord and beginning of spinal nerves
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ventral cavity | located near the anterior part (thoracic & abdominopelvic)
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viscera | large organs contained in the ventral cavity
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thoracic | chest cavity
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abdominopelvic | abdominal and pelvic
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diaphragm | divides the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
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peritoneum | lines the abdominopelvic cavity and enfolds the internal organs
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adhesion | sticking together of two structures that are normally seperate
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abdomin/o- | abdominal
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acr/o- | extremities
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blephar/o- | eyelid
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cephal/o- | head
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chir/o- | hand
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cyst/o- | cyst, bladder or sac
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dactyl/o- | digit
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lapar/o- | abdominal wall
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omphal/o- | umbilicus
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onych/o- | nail
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pelv/i- | pelvis
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periton/o- | peritoneum
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som/a | body
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somat/o | body
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thorac/o | chest
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abdominothoracic | pertains to the abdomen and thorax
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abdominocentesis | (abdominal paracentesis) a surgical procedure to remove excess fluid from abdominal cavity or to inject a therapeutic agent
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peritonitis | can result if infectious microorganisms gain access by way of operative incisions or by the rupture or perforation of the viscera or associated structures
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laparotomy | incision through the abdominal wall
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laparocholecystostomy | incision into gallbladder through abdominal wall
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laparocolostomy | formation of permanent opening in the colon through the abdominal wall
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laparocystotomy | abdominal incision to remove a cyst or an embryo that has implanted outside the uterus
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laparogastrotomy | abdominal incision into the stomach
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laparohepatotomy | incision of the liver through the abdominal wall
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laparohysterectomy | removal of the uterus through in an incision in the abdominal wall
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laparohysteropexy | attatchment of the uterus to the abdominal wall
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laparorrhaphy | suture of the abdominal wall
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laparoscopy | abdominal exploration using a laparascope, an instrument used to view the interior of the abdomen
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laparosplenotomy | incision of the spleen through an abdominal operation
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cholecyst/o- | gallbladder
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col/o- | colon
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gastr/o- | stomach
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hepat/o- | liver
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hyster/o | uterus
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splen/o- | spleen
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pelvic | pertaining to a pelvis, usually the bony pelvis
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cephalopelvic disproportion | situation where head of the feuts is to large for the mothers pelvis
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omphalos | is greek for the umbilical cord or umbilicus
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omphalitis | inflamed condition of the navel
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omphalocele | congenital hernia of the umbilicus
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omphalorrhexis | rupture of the navel
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omphalorrhagia | rupture of the navel
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cephalometry | measurement of the dimensions of the head
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cephalagia | mean pain in the head or headache
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cephalodynia | mean pain in the head or headache
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dactylography | study of fingerprints
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dactylospasm | cramping of a finge or toe
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dactylitis | inflammation of the bones of the fingers and toes
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chiropody | pertaining to the hands and feet
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chirospasm | cramping of the hand
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chiroplasty | plastic surgery of the hand
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onychophagist | habitually bites the nails
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crin/o | secrete
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-crine | secrete
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dacry/o- | tear, tearing, crying
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lacrim/o- | tear, tearing , crying
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-emia | blood
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hem/a | blood
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hem/o | blood
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hemat/o- | blood
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hidr/o- | sweat or perspiration
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hydr/o- | water
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lymph/o- | lymph
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muc/o- | mucus
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py/o- | pus
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sial/o- | saliva
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ur/o- | urine
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