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A layer beneath the superficial fascia that extends over most of the body and fuses to bony prominences |
Deep fascia |
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A dense layer of vascular connective tissue enveloping the bones except at the surfaces of the joints |
Periosteum |
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The post cranial skeleton consists of two divisions which are: |
axial skeleton of the trunk and the appendicular skeleton of the limbs |
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Anconeus |
Elbow |
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Capitis, cephalo |
Head |
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Carpi |
Wrist |
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Cervicis |
Neck |
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Cleido/Clavius |
Clavicle |
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Radialis |
Radius |
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Scapularis |
Scapula |
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Tibialis |
Tibia |
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Ulnaris |
Ulna |
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Serratus |
Serrated |
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Deltoid |
Traingle |
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Externus |
Superficial |
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Intrinsic |
Inside, within |
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Teres |
long and round |
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Ventral |
Toward the belly |
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Dorsal |
towards the back; for the limbs- applies to the front |
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When the limbs are described according to their longitudinal axis, this means towards the body |
PROXIMAL |
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When the limbs are described according to their longitudinal axis, this means toward the extremity- toward the ground |
DISTAL |
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Brachium |
the upper arm from shoulder to elbow |
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Antebrachium |
between the elbow and the wrist |
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Used to describe the flexor surfaces of the manus (carpus, metacarpus and digits) that is facing toward the pelvic limb |
PALMAR |
