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48 Cards in this Set

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longitudinal
refers to long axis
transverse
at right angles to long axis
vertical
ref. to long axis in erect position
horizontal
at right angles to vertical
oblique
slanting
median
midway
midline
divides body into right and left sides
medial
nearer to midline or center plane
lateral
further from midline or center plane
anterior
front
posterior
rear
superior
upper, nearer to crown of head
inferior
lower, further from head
deep
further from surface ref to solid form
superficial
nearer to surface ref to solid form
internal
inside ref to hollow form
external
outside ref to hollow form
proximal
nearer to root of limb
distal
nearer to the end of limb
palmar
ref to palm side of the hand
plantar
ref to sole of foot
dorsal
ref to back, also "top" back of hand, top of foot
supine
forearm and hand turned palm side upward
prone
forearm and hand, turned palm side downward
inverted
turned inward
everted
turned outward
intermediate
between other structures
interosseous
between bones (as membranes and muscles)
articulation
connections between bones
suture
interlocking stitched edges
head
enlarged round end of bone
neck
constriction of a bone near head
shaft
body of a long bone
symphysis
union of right and left sides in midline
eminence
low convexity (shallow bumb, just perceptible)
protuberance
bump
tubercle
bump
tuberosity
large and conspicuous bump
process
projection (can be grasped)
spine
pointed projection or sharp ridge
crest
ridge or border
condyle
polished articular surface (usually a knob)
epicondyle
elevation near a condyle
trochlea
spool shaped articular surface
ramus
plate like branch of bone
facet
small articular area; often a pit
fossa
shallow depression
foramen
hole, peforation