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Caudad


caud/ad

toward the tail

Cephalad


cephal/ad

toward the head

lateral


later/al

pertaining to a side



medial


medi/al

pertaining to the middle



unilateral


uni/later/al

pertaining to one side

bilateral


bi/later/al

pertaining to two sides



mediolateral


medi/o/later/al

pertaining to the middle and one side



distal


dist/al

pertaining to away



proximal


proxim/al

pertaining to near



inferior


infer/ior

pertaining to below

superior


super/ior

pertaining to above



caudal


caud/al

pertaining to the tail

cephalic


cephalic/ic

pertaining to the head

anterior


anter/ior

pertaining to the front

posterior


poster/ior

pertaining to the back

dorsal


dors/al

pertaining to the back



ventral


ventr/al

pertaining to the belly (front)

anteroposterior


after/o/poster/ior

pertaining to the front and back

posteroanterior


poster/o/anter/ior

pertaining to the back and front

fowler position

semi sitting with slight elevation of the knees

lithomy position

lying on back with legs raised and feet in stirrups

orthopnea position

sitting erect in a chair

prone position

lying on abdomen facing downwards

recumbent position

laying down in any position

supine position

lying on back facing upwards

sims position

lying on the left side with right knee drawn up and left arm drawn behind, parallel to the back

trendelenburg position

lying on back with body lifted so that the head is lower than the feet

inflammation of a joint

arthr/itis


arthritis

pertaining to the liver

hepat/ic


hepatic

pertaining to under the liver

sub/hepat/ic


subhepatic





pertaining to within the vein

intra/ven/ous


intravenous

inflammation of the bone

oste/itis


osteitis

inflammation of the liver

hepat/itis


hepatitis

disease of the bone and joint

oste/o/arthr/o/pathy


osteoarthropathy

enlargement of the liver

hepat/o/megaly


hepatomegaly

-ad

toward

-ior

pertaining to

bi-

two

uni-

one

anter/o

front

caud/o

tail (downward)

cephal/o

head (upward)

dist/o

away

dors/o

back

infer/o

below

later/o

side

medi/o

middle

poster/o

back (behind)

proxim/o

near

super/o

above

ventr/o

belly (front)

greek and latin

terms built from greek and latin word parts


ex: arthritis, hepatitis

eponyms

terms derived from the name of a person often a physician or scientist who was the first to identify a technique or condition


ex: parkinsons disease, alzheimer disease

acronyms

terms formed from the first letters in a phrase


ex: laser (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation)

modern language

terms derived from the english language such as nuclear medicine scanner

illiac

the regions to the right and left of the hypogastric region near the groin

epigastric

region is superior to the umbilical region

hypogastric

inferior to the umbilical region

hypochondriac

regions to the right and left of the epigastric region

umbilical

superior to the hypogastric region

lumbar

to the right and left of the umbilical region near the waist

Right upper quadrant

by the the liver and large intestine

right lower quadrant

by the appendix

left upper quadrant

by the stomach and umbilicus

left lower quadrant

by the small intestine

temporal

palpate over the temporal bone on each side of the head lateral to each eyebrow

carotid

palpate the anterior edge of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, just medial and inferior to the angle of the jaw.

radial

palpate lateral and anterior side of wrist, proximal to the first metacarpal phalangeal joint

femoral

this pulse is inferior to the inguinal ligament the pulse is found midway between anterior superior illiac spine and pubic tubercle

dorsalis pedis

lightly palpate the dorsal surface of the foot with the foot slightly dorsiflexed.

posterior tibial

this pulse is found posterior and slightly inferior to the medial malleolus of the ankle

temporal pulse

to the side of the eyebrow

radial pulse

lateral and front of the wrist

femoral pulse

below the inguinal ligament

sagittal plane

vertical plane passing thru the body from the front to the back, dividing the body into right and left sides

transverse plane

horizontal plane dividing the body into superior and inferior portions

midsagittal plane

vertical plane passing through the body from front to back at the midline dividing the body equally into right and left halves

parasagittal

vertical plane passing thru the body from the front to the back dividing the body into unequal left and right sides

frontal

vertical plane passing thru the body from side to side dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions