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abdomen
Trunk region inferior to the ribs
abduction
Moving a limb, wrist, or finger away from the midline of the body or midline of the hand. Ex: Sideward movement of the upper arm away from the trunk, as in the first half of a jumping jack movement; spreading the fingers apart.
adduction
Moving towards the midline of the body or hand. Ex.: Bringing the arms back down to the side.
aden-
Gland
anatomical position
Standing straight, looking forward, arms at side, palms facing forward, thumbs to the outside
angi-
Vessels
antecubital
The anterior surface of the elbow
anterior
Front or toward the front of the body
anti-
Against
arthr-
Joint
axillary
Armpit
bi-
Two, twice
brachial
Upper arm: between the shoulder and elbow
bronch-
Windpipe
buccal
Cheek
carcin-
Cancer
cardi-
Heart
carp-
Wrist
carpal
Wrist
caudal
Nearer or toward the lower part of the body
celiac
Trunk region inferior to the ribs
central
In the middle or closer to the midline of the body
cephalic
Pertaining to the head, near or toward the head
cervical
The neck region
circumduction
A circular movement that combines flexion, abduction, extension, adduction, and rotation. Ex. Moving the arms at the shoulder joint in large circles.
costal
Ribs
cranial
Skull
cubital
Elbow
-cyte
A cell
deep
Farther from the surface of the body
deltoid
Curve of the shoulder formed by a large muscle
depression
Pressing the shoulders downward.
derm-
Skin
digital
Fingers or toes
diploi-
Double
distal
Farther from the point of attachment or the trunk of the body
dorsal
Back or toward the back of the body
dorsiflexion
A movement of the ankle which brings the toes and foot closer to the anterior surface of the lower leg.
elevation
Moving the shoulders upward (shrugging).
-emia
Blood
endo-
Within
erythro-
Red
eversion
Turning the foot outward so that the sole is farther away from the midline of the body.
extension
Straightening a joint from a flexed position, increasing the distance between bones. Ex: Straightening the elbow, straightening the knee.
external rotation
Arms at side, palms facing backwards, rotating outward at the shoulder.
femoral
Thigh
flexion
Bending a joint to bring bones closer together, decreasing angle of the joint. Ex. Bending the elbow, bending the knee.
forearm
Lower arm: between the elbow and the wrist
frontal
Forehead
frontal plane
A plane which divides the body into an anterior position and a posterior portion.
gastr-
Stomach
-genesis
Formation
gluteal
Buttocks
groin
Area where the thigh meets the body trunk
hemat-
Blood
hemi-
Half
hepa-
Liver
histo-
Tissue
inferior
Below or lower than another part
inguinal
Area where the thigh meets the body trunk
internal rotation
Moving a bone around a longitudinal axis so that the anterior surface of the limb turns towards the midline. Ex. Arms at side, palms forward, rotating inward at the shoulder.
inversion
Turning the foot inward so that the sole is closer to the midline of the body.
itis-
Inflammation
karyo-
Nucleus
lateral
On the side or farther away from the midline of the body
lowerleg
Between the knee and ankle
lumbar
Lower back, between the ribs and the hips
-lysis
Destruction
mammary
Breast
medial
In the middle or closer to the midline of the body
midline
An imaginary plumb line dropped from the middle of the head, to the ground, in the anatomical position of the body
midsagittal plane
A vertical plane that divides the body lengthwise into two identical right and left sections. It runs exactly down the middle of the body.
nasal
Nose
nephro-
Kidney
neuro-
Nerve
occipital
Back of head
opthalmic
Eye
oral
Mouth
orbital
Bony eye sockets
osteo-
Bone
palmar
Palm
path-
Disease
pectoral
Anterior chest
pedal
Foot
pelvic
Lowest part of abdominal area
perineal
Area between anus and external genitalia
peripheral
On the side or farther away from the midline of the body
plantarflexion
A movement of the ankle which points the toes and foot away from the anterior surface of the lower leg.
popliteal
Posterior knee region
posterior
Back or toward the back of the body
pronation
Rotation of the forearm so that the palm of the hand faces backwards.
prone
Lying on the stomach with face down
protraction
A forward movement of the shoulder blade (scapula) or lower jaw.
proximal
Nearer to the point of attachment (if a muscle) or the trunk
pubic
Genital region
retraction
A backward movement (pinching together) of the shoulder blades or backward movement of the lower jaw.
sacral
End of vertebral column
sagittal plane
This runs vertically down through the body at any point, not necessarily dividing it into identical right and left sections. The right and left sections are called longitudinal sections.
scapular
Scapula or shoulder blade area
sept-
Contamination
superficial
Nearer to the surface of the body
superior
Above or higher than another part
supination
Rotation of the forearm so that the palm of the hand is turned to face forward.
supine
Lying on the back with face up
sural
Posterior calf area: between the knee and ankle
thoracic
Chest
transverse plane
Divides the body horizontally into superior (top) and inferior (bottom) portions. These portions do not have to be equal and create cross sections.
umbilical
Pertaining to the naval (belly button)
vaso-
Vessel
ventral
Front or toward the front of the body
vertebral
Backbone