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32 Cards in this Set

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proximal
close to the spine and head; top
distal
far from spine and head; bottom
medial
close to body's midline
lateral
far from body's midline
dorsal
toward back (top)
ventral
toward belly (bottom)
cranial
toward head
caudal
toward tail
anterior
front (upright)
posterior
back (upright)
plantar
caudal (bottom) for carpals
volar (palmar)
underside of carpals and tarsals
epiphysis
articular end of bone
diaphysis
shaft of bone
axial skeleton
cranium, vertebrae, sacrum
appendicular skeleton
hind limbs and forelimbs
palmar
surface of hand bones facing ground
plantar
surface of foot bones facing ground
dorsal
surface of bone facing away from ground
vestibular
surface of tooth facing lips and cheek; equivalent to human osteology term 'labial'
lingual
surface of tooth facing tongue; equivalent to human osteology term 'palatal'
body
main part of bone
process
prominence clearly extending out from body of bone
spine
pointed process
tuberosity
rounded, usually roughened bulging feature for attachment of ligaments and muscles
tubercle
smaller tuberosity
fossa
depression or pit
articular surface
element of bone that articulates with another bone
facet
small, flat articular surface
head
rounded, convex articular surface
trochlea
pulley-like articular surface
foramen
a perforation of hole for blood vessels or nerves