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Hyper-

Above

Hypo

Below

Append-

To hang something

Appendicular

Pertaining to the lower and upper limb

Cardi-

Heart

Pericardium

Membranes that surround the heart

Cerebr-

Brain

Cerebrum

Largest part of the brain

Cran-

Helmet

Cranial

Pertaining to the part of the skull that surrounds the brain

Dors-

Back

Dorsal

Position towards the back of the body

Homeo-

Same

Homeostaisis

Maintenance of a stable internal enviroment

-Logy

The study of

Physiology

The study of the body functions

Meta-

Change

Metabolism

Chemical change that occurs within the body

Nas-

Nose

Nasal

Pertaining to the nose

Orb-

Circle

Orbital

Pertaining to the portion of the skull that encircles the eye

Pariet-

Wall

Parientalmembrane

Membrane that lines the wall of the cavity

Pelv-

Basin

Pelvic cavity

Basin-shape cavity enclose by the pelvic bones

Pari-

Around

Pericardial membrane

Membrane that surrounds the heart

Iso-

Same or equal

Endo-

Within

Lys-

To break

Pleur-

Rib

Pleural membrane

Membrane that encloses the lungs within the rib cage

-stasis-

Standing still

Homeostasis

Maintanance of a stable internal enviroment

Super-

Above

Superior

Referring to a body part located above another

-Tomy

Cutting

Anatomy

Study of structure, which often involves cutting or removing body part

Superficiality

External

Internal

Deep

Dorsal

Two major spaces that are continuous or superior

(1 out of the 3 Major cavities)

Vertebral

Contains spinal cord

2nd major cavity

Canrial

Contains the brain

Caudal

Tail

Inguinal

Leg joint

Regions

Regions

Regions

Regions

Directional terms

Superior/ cranial

The head

Directional terms

Inferior/ caudal

Down (feet)

Directional terms

Anterior/ ventral

Front

Directional terms

Posterior/ dorsal

The back

Lateral

Away

Medial

Between

Directional terms

Terms

Metabolism

Chemical => atoms => molecules => organelles => cells => tissue => Organ=> organ system => organism (human body)

Anterio/ ventral cavity includes

Thorasic "center" cavity


(the heart and thymusgland). The ♡ is in the medial stynus and the thymus is in the superial medial stynus.



Abdominal pelvic cavity

Integumentary system

Protect dipper tissues from injuries. Synthesizes vitamin D. Site of contaneous (pain) receptors and sweat, oil glands

Skin, nail, hair

Skeletal system

Protects and support body organs, stores minerals, provides a frame work for muscles use to cause movement, and produce blood cells

206 bones