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67 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Acromial
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shoulder
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orbital
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eyes
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buccal
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cheek
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sternal
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sternum
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axillary
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armpit
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thoracic
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chest
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brachial
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arm
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antecubital
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elbow
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carpal
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wrist
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digital
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fingers
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pubic
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genitalia region
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patellar
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kneww
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crural
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leg
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tarsal
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ankle
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pelvic
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pelvis
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coxal
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hip
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Inguinal
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groain anterior
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femoral
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femur anterior
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fibular
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lower leg anterior
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deltoid
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shoulder Posterior
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scapular
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back shoulder Posterior
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vertebral
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spine Posterior
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lumbar
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lower back Posterior
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sacral
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hips Posterior
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gluteal
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but Posterior
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poplitreal
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back of knee Posterior
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sural
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calf-lower leg Posterior
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femoral
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femur Posterior
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cephalic
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head Posterior
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occipital
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back of head Posterior
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Body plains
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imaginary lines or cuts seperating the lody into specicific areas
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Recumbent
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lying down
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cavity
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A gollowed out space
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quadrant
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any of the four quarters into which something is divided by two real or imaginary line that inttersect each other at right angles
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cell
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the simplest form of living matter that is capable of maintaining life and reproduing itself
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tissue
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group of similar cells attanged with intercellular substance between them specialized to perform a particular function
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organ
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several types of tissues arranged in an organized mnner to perfom a particular function
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organism
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group of organ systems which make up an integrated while person or animal
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anatomy
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sciendific study of the structure of an organism which describes the size, shape, construction, and relative positions of the organs in the body
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physiology
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scientific study of the functions of an organism which desvribes how the organs work independentlu and in relaion to the whole organism
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anatomical position
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standard positin of body
hands at side palms facing forward |
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anterior or ventral
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the front or belly side of the body
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superior
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toward the head end of the body the upper part of body
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inferior
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farther away from the head or toward the lowe part of the body
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posterior or dorsal
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the backside of the body
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distal
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farther away from a point of reference
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proximal
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neare a point of reference usually the trunk or middle of the body
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internal or deep
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on the inside of the body
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lateral
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toward the side of the body or away from midline
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external or superficial
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on or close to the outside of the body
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cephalic
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refers to the head or head end
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caudal
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refers to the tail or tail end
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palmar
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the front or palm of hand
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plantar
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the sole or bottome of the foot
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greater curvature
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the side of a curved organ with the large curve
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erect
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standing or sitting up
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supine or dorsal recumbent
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lying down on the back, face up
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prone
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lying abdomen down, face down or to the side
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lateral
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lying on the side
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integumentary system
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cover the body, protects the organisms from injury, disease and infecions. funcions in temperature regulation, excreation of waste, and the recievin of sensation
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skeletal system
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provides the framework for the body and workds to protect and support the body
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muscular system
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provides movement and support
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nervous system
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coordinates the body activities by receiving, interpreting, and conduction messages to all other systems of the body
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special sense system
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functions in receiving special sensations such as sight, smell, hearing, and taste
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digestive system
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receives, digest, and absorvs food substances and excretes waste products
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Endocrine system
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transports materials throught the body by carruing oxygen and the nutriends in the blood too all the cells of the body and carrying away the waste products from the cells
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respitory system
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takes in o
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