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Malaise

Body weakness, distress, discomfort.

A sign or symptom

Cytoplasm

Gel-like substance, surrounds the nucleus, contained within the cell membrane.

Diagnosis

Identification of a disease

Etiology

The study of the cause of disease

Idiopathic

Unknown, peculiar

Metabolism

Chemical change in a cell or an organism

Anterior

Near the front

Palmar

Pertaining to the palm of the hand

Plantar

Sole of the feet

Superficial

Toward the surface

Supine

Lying on the back with face upward

Caudal

Refers to the tail of the spinal cord

Cavity

Space for an organ or a body part

Pathological

A morbid condition

Eversion

Body part turning outward

Distal

Farther from the attachment of an extremity to the trunk

Cytology

The study of the body at the cellular level

Histology

Study of tissues

Homeostasis

Balanced, equal, stable

Ablation

Removal of a part

Levels of an organism

Cell, tissue, organ, system, organism

Epithelial

Cells arranged in a continuous sheet of one or several layers

Connective tissue

Supports and connects other tissues. Made up of fibroblasts, fat cells, and blood

Nervous tissue

Transmits electrical pulses

Organ

Two or more tissue types that perform specialized functions

Describe anatomical position

Erect body with eyes facing forward, upper limbs and hands to the sides, palms facing forwards, lower limbs parallel, toes pointing straight.

Sagittal or Midsagittal

Divides the body into left and right halves

Coronal

Dividing the body into front and back

Transverse

Dividing the body into upper and lower halves.

What does the ventral cavity contain?

Thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

Thoracic Cavity

Contains heart, lungs, and associated structure

Abdominopelvic Cavity

Contains the digestive system, excretory system, reproductive organs and structures

Name the 4 quadrants

RUQ, RLQ, LUQ, LLQ

Left hypochondriac

Upper left region beneath the ribs

Epigastric

Region above the stomach

Right Hypochondriac

Upper right region beneath the ribs

Left lumbar

Left middle lateral region

Umbilical

Region of the navel

Right Lumbar

Right middle lateral region

Left Inguinal (iliac)

Left lower lateral region

Hypogastric

Lower middle region beneath the navel

Right inguinal (iliac)

Right lower lateral region

Cervical

Neck section of the spine

Thoracic

Chest section of the spine

Lumbar

Loin section of the spine

Sacral

Lower back section of the spine

Coccyx

Tailbone section of the spine

Cyto

Cell

Histo

Tissue

Karyo

Nucleus

Caudo

Tail

Disto

Far, farthest

Postero

Back of the body, behind

Ventro

Belly, belly-side

Leuko

White

Chromo

Color

Xantho

Yellow

Polio

Gray

Patho

Disease

Acro

Extremity

Radio

Radiation, x-ray

-gnosis

Knowing

-graphy

The process of recording

-pathy

Disease

-lysis

Separation

-logy

Study of

Allo-

Other, different

Infra-

Under

Hetero-

Different

Peri-

Around

Idio-

Unknown

Syn-

Union, together

Ultra-

Excess, beyond

AP

Anteposterior

Dx

Diagnosis

GU

Gastrourinary

LAT

Lateral

MRI

magnetic resonance imaging

ROM

Range of motion