Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
112 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
____ (fringe)-the fimbriated end of the salpinx (tube)
|
Fimbria
|
|
____ (small fountain)-soft spot on an infant's skull
|
Fontanelle
|
|
____ (aperture or hole)
|
Foramen
|
|
____ (arch)
|
Fornix
|
|
____ (trench)
|
Fossa
|
|
____ (fold)-a fold of tissue
|
Frenulum
|
|
____ (base)
|
Fundus
|
|
____ (smalI pit)
|
Fovea
|
|
____ (spindle shaped)
|
Fusiform
|
|
____ (bile)
|
Gall
|
|
____( a knot) -a synovial joint cyst located m1der the skin or a collection of PNS nerve cell bodies
|
Ganglion
|
|
____(belly or stomach)
|
Gastric
|
|
____(belly + leg) -a posterior leg muscle
|
Gastrocnemius
|
|
____(belly+ split)-an embryonic defect of the anterior abdominal wall
|
Gastroschisis
|
|
____(knee) -a bend in a structure
|
Genu
|
|
____(shallow socket)
|
Glenoid
|
|
____(glue) -binding ce1ls of the CNS
|
Glia
|
|
____(governor)-a cord which ''governs'' the descent of the testis
|
Gubernaculmn
|
|
____(great toe)
|
Hallux
|
|
____(hooked) -a carpal bone located on the ulnar side
|
Hamate
|
|
____, ____, ____ (liver)
|
Hepa, hepar, hepat-
|
|
____(rupture or protrusion)-rupture or protrusion of an organ or structure through the waiJ of the cavity nonnally containing it
|
Hernia
|
|
____ (a gap)
|
Hiatus
|
|
____ (sea horse)-a curved area of the brain
|
Hippocampus
|
|
____ (uterus)
|
Hyster
|
|
____ (funnel)-the distal end ofthe oviduct
|
Infundibulum
|
|
____ (within wall)
|
Intramural
|
|
____ (a narrow passage or entrance)
|
Isthmus
|
|
____ (empty)
|
Jejunum
|
|
____ (bent+ condition)
|
Kyphosis
|
|
____ (lip)
|
Labrum
|
|
____ (a maze)
|
Labyrinth
|
|
____ (pit or little lake)
|
Lacuna
|
|
____(Γ / lambda shaped)
|
Lambdoidal
|
|
____(thin plate)
|
Lamina
|
|
____ -(the soft part of the body between the ribs and hips)
|
Lapara -
|
|
____ (that which binds or ties)
|
Ligament
|
|
____ (spleen)
|
Lien
|
|
____ (stone+ condition or process)
|
Lithiasis
|
|
____ (moon)
|
Lunate
|
|
____ (transparent water)-the watery fluid found in lymphatic vessels
|
Lymph
|
|
____ (spot)
|
Macula
|
|
____ (hammer)
|
Malleus
|
|
____ (middle+ to stand in)
|
Mediastimun
|
|
____ (marrow) -an inner part
|
Medulla
|
|
____ (a change + form)
|
Metaplasia
|
|
____ (uterus)
|
Metra
|
|
____ (muscle+ heart)
|
Myocardium
|
|
____ (small boat)-the boat shaped scaphoid bone
|
Navicular
|
|
____ (kidney)
|
Nephros
|
|
The Greeks called nerves and tendons ____
|
Neurons
|
|
____ (nut)
|
Nucleus
|
|
____ (navel + hemia)-an umbilical hemia due to failure of the embryonic intestine to return to the abdomen during rotation of the midgut
|
Omphalocele
|
|
____(egg+ bearer)
|
Oophoron
|
|
____ (testicle)
|
Orchis
|
|
____ (ear)
|
Otos
|
|
Parasympathetic (alongside + with + an affected vital process)-a part of the autonomic nervous system
|
Parasympathetic
|
|
____ (tendril+ shape)-a plexus of veins
|
Pampinifonn
|
|
____ (all + flesh)
|
Pancreas
|
|
____ (wall) -pertaining to the extemal wall of a cavity
|
Parietal
|
|
____ (beside + ear)
|
Parotid
|
|
____ (small dish)
|
Patella
|
|
____ (comb) -a curved line resembling a comb
|
Pecten
|
|
____ or ____ (child)
|
Ped or Pead
|
|
____ (foot~ little)
|
Pedicle
|
|
____ (around+ contraction)-intestinal waves of contraction and relaxation
|
Peristalsis
|
|
____ (around+ stretched)
|
Peritoneum
|
|
____ (foot)
|
Pes
|
|
____ (eat + cell) -a cell which eats bacteria and other stuff
|
Phagocyte
|
|
____ (soft)
|
Pia
|
|
____ (pear shaped)-a muscle extending from the pelvis to the femur
|
Piriform
|
|
____ (pea shaped)
|
Pisiform
|
|
____ (flat)-a superficial neck muscle
|
Platysma
|
|
____ (lining membrane in the chest)
|
Pleura
|
|
____ (braided or woven)
|
Plexus
|
|
____ (folded together)
|
Plica
|
|
____ (a breath of air) -the term may refer to the hmgs or to air or gas anyplace
|
Pneuma(o)
|
|
____ (foot)
|
Pod
|
|
____ (thumb)
|
Pollex
|
|
____ (bridge)
|
Pons
|
|
____ (gate)
|
Porta
|
|
____ (wing)-the place where the frontal, temporal and parietal bones meet the greater \:Ving of the sphenoid
|
Pterion
|
|
____ (pus)
|
Pyo
|
|
____ (straight)
|
Rectum
|
|
____ (net)
|
Reticulum
|
|
____ (slit)
|
Rima
|
|
____ (trumpet)-the oviduct (Fallopian tube)
|
Salpinx
|
|
____-(flesh)
|
Sarc
|
|
____ (bowel like)
|
Scaphoid
|
|
____ (saddle+ turkish)-the fossa for the pituitary gland
|
Sella turcica
|
|
____ ("S" shaped)
|
Sigmoid
|
|
____ (body)
|
Soma
|
|
____ (wedge shaped)
|
Sphenoid
|
|
____ (to the viscera) -nerves to the abdominal viscera
|
Splanchnic
|
|
____ (flat)
|
Squamous
|
|
____ (mouth)
|
Stoma
|
|
____ (peg like)
|
Styloid
|
|
____ (furrow)
|
Sulcus
|
|
____ (above+ kidney)
|
Suprarenal
|
|
____ (with+ a distressed state)-a division of the autonomic nervous system
|
Sympathetic
|
|
____ (basket)
|
Tarsus
|
|
____ (round)
|
Teres
|
|
____ -the chest
|
Thorax -
|
|
____ (a four sided geometrical figure with no two sides parallel) -a carpal bone located next to the thumb
|
Trapezium
|
|
____ (a four-sided tigure with 2 parallel sides)-carpal bone
|
Trapezoid
|
|
____ (pulley)
|
Trochlea
|
|
____ (belly) -the front or belly side
|
Ventral
|
|
____ (bladder)
|
Vesica
|
|
____ (small bladder)
|
Vesicle
|
|
____ (the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot)
|
Volar
|
|
____ (ploughshare)
|
Vomer
|
|
____ (the shape of a yoke)
|
Zygoma
|