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Umbilicus

A depression in the middle of the abdomen that marks the point of former attachment of the umbilical cord to the embryo

A-

Absence or lack

An-

Absence or lack

Ab-

Departing from, away from

Ad-

To or toward

Aero-

Air

Af-

Toward

Agon-

Contest

Ala-

Wing

Amphi-

On both sides

Anti-

Opposed to, preventing, inhibiting

Ante-

Preceding, before

Ap-

Tip, extremity

Aqua-

Water

Areola-

Open space

Arthr-

Joint

Auto-

Self

Baro-

Pressure

Basal-

Base

Bi-

Two

Bili-

Bile

Bio-

Life

Blast-

Bud or germ

Brev-

Short

Cardi-

Heart

Cele-

Abdominal

Circum-

Around

Chondr-

Cartilage

Cleido-

Clavicle

Cnemo-

Lower leg

Contra-

Against

Corn-

Horn

Cort-

Bark, outer layer

Cost-

Rib

Cyt-

Cell

De-

Undoing, reversal, loss of, removal

Den-

Tooth

Di-

Twice, double

Duc-

Lead, draw

Duct

Dura-

Hard

Dys-

Difficult, faulty, painful

Edem-

Swelling

Ef-

Away

Endo-

Within, inner

Entero-

Intestine

Epi-

Over, above

Eso-

Within

Exo-

Outside

Extra-

Outside

Foram-

Opening

Foss-

Ditch

Gangli-

Swelling, knot

Hema-

Blood

Hemato-

Blood

Hemo-

Blood

Hemi-

Half

Hetero-

Different or other

Histo-

Tissue

Histology

Holo-

Whole

Homo-

Same

Humor-

A fluid

Hyal-

Glass

Hydro-

Water

Hyper-

Excess

Hypo-

Below, deficient

Ile-

Intestine

Inter-

Between

Intra-

Within, inside

Iso-

Equal, same

Isometric

Juxta-

Near, close to

Karyo-

Kernel, nucleus

Kilo-

Thousand

Later-

Side

Leva-

Raise, elevate

Lip-

Lipid, fat

Macro-

Large

Mal-

Bad

Meat-

Passage

Meio-

Less

Mero-

A part

Meso-

Middle

Micro-

Small

Multi-

Many

Myo-

Muscle

Natri-

Sodium

Neo-

New

Osteo-

Bone

Pan-

All, universal

Para-

Beside, near

Peri-

Around

Phago-

Eat

Phobo-

Fear

Pino-

Drink

Pneumo-

Air, wind

Pod-

Foot

Pseudo-

False

Pulmo-

Lung

Rami-

Branch

Rect-

Straight

Retro-

Backward, behind

Sanguin-

Blood

Sarco-

Flesh

Semi-

Half

Sino-

A hollow or cavity

Sinus

Squam-

Scale, flat

Strat-

Layer

Sub-

Beneath, under

Supra-

Above, upon

Sym-

Together, with

Tempo-

Time

Trans-

Across, through

Tuber-

Swelling

Viscero-

Organ

Vivi-

Living, alive

Vivid

-ac

Referring to

-algia

Pain in a certain part

-cide

Destroy or kill

-clast

Break

-crine

Seperate

-dips

Thirst, dry

-ectomy

Cutting out, surgical removal of

-ferent

Carry

-ia

Condition

-ic

Pertaining to

-ism

Condition

-issimus

The most

-itis

Inflammation

-lysis

Loosening, breaking down

-malacia

Soft

-oma

Tumor

-phasia

Speech

-phil

Like, love

-plasty

Reconstruction of a part

-stasis

Arrest, fixation

-stomy

Establishment of an artificial opening

-tomy

To cut

-uria

Urine

Nuchal

The nape, dorsal region of the neck

Crural

Pertaining to the lower leg

Anatomy

The study of the structure of the body's parts and their physical relationship to one another

Physiology

The study of the function of the body's parts and how the parts interact with each other.

Ventral

Pertaining to the front of or anterior

Dorsal

Pertaining to the back of or posterior

Proximal

Toward the attached end of a limb or the origin of a structure

Distal

Away from an attached limb or the origin of a structure.

Coronal (frontal)

Plane that splits the body into anterior and posterior portions

Parasagittal

Situated alongside of or adjacent to a sagittal location or sagittal plane

Abdominal

Area of the body between the thorax and the pelvis with the exception of the back

Acromial

The area that forms the outer angle of the shoulder.

Antebrachial

Relating to the part of the arm or forelimb between the brachium and the carpus: forearm

Axillary

The area beneath the arm: armpit

Brachial

Relating to the arm

Buccal

The cheek

Carpal

The joint between the hand and forearm

Cervical

The area between the head and body: the neck especially the back side

Coxal

The hip bone area

Cranial

Of or relating to the skull (brain case)

Cubital

The area where the humerus joins the ulna to form a point on the arm

Digital

Of or relating to the fingers or toes

Facial

The area on the human head that includes the chin, mouth, nose, cheeks, eyes, and usually the forehead

Femoral

Area between the hip and the knee: the thigh

Frontal

The part of the face above the eyes

Gluteal

The area to the back of the hip that forms the fleshy part on which a person sits

Interscapular

The region between the shoulder blades

Lumbar

Area on the posterior of the abdominal trunk between the thoracic vertebrae and the sacrum.

Mammary

The area consisting of the large specialized sebaceous glands that in females secretes milk

Manus

The hand

Mental

The chin

Nasal

The nose

Occipital

The dorsal part of the skull

Olecranal

The bony prominence of the elbow

Oral

The inside of the mouth

Orbital

The area that includes and surrounds the eye

Otic

The area around the external ear

Palmar

The palm of the hand.

Patellar

The largest sesmoid bone that is located on the anterior of the joint of the femur and tibia

Pectoral

The chest or front of the thorax

Perineal

The area between the genitals and the anus

Peroneal

The area located laterally to the tibia that includes the fibula

Plantar

The area on the bottom of the foot

Sacral

The area where the spinal vertebrae connect to the anterior of the pelvis

Scapular

The area around the shoulder blades

Sural

The posterior of the lower leg: the calf

Tarsal

The heel of the foot

Temporal

Of or relating to the sides of the skull

Thoracic

The area between the neck and the abdomen.

Umbilical

Area in the middle of the abdomen that marks the site of former attachment of the umbilical cord to the embryo

Adeno-

Gland

Adenohypophysis

Acro-

Extremity

Acromial, acromegaly

Ag-

To, towards

Aggression

Allo-

Other

Allele

Brachi-

Arm

Biceps brachii

Chrono-

Time

The Greek God Chronos

Circ-

Ring

Circle, circus

Crista-

Crest

Crista Galli

Fenestr-

Window

Fenestra

Fili-

Thread or thread-like

Filiment

Hem-

Blood

Hematopoiesis

Meta-

After, beyond, beside, among, with, adjacent, self

Metaphysics

Oo-

Egg or ovum

Oocyte

Ovo-

Egg

Ovum

Pterygo-

Wing shaped, wing-like

Pterygoid Process

Sulc-

Groove or furrow

Mentolabial sulcus

-ary

Connected with, pertaining to

Mammary, dietary

-ase

Denoting enzyme

Lipase, acetylcholinesterase

-elle

Small

Organelle

-emia

Blood

Anemia

-in

Biochemical substance

Hemoglobin, aspirin, lecithin, insulin, streptomycin

-ite

an essential portion of the part to the name of which it is attached

Metabolite, dendrite

-penia

Deficiency, poverty, lack of

Thrombocytopenia

Cephalic (cranial)

Towards the head or head end of the body

Syn. - Superior

Caudal

Towards the tail or away from the head

Syn. - inferior

Medial

Towards the midline

Lateral

Away from the midline

Superior

Above or upward

Inferior

Below or downward

Central

Situated at the center of

Peripheral

Located towards the outer boundary of something

Opposite of central

Anterior

Towards the front

Opposite of posterior

Posterior

Towards the back, back side

Opposite of anterior

Superficial

Shallow, towards the surface

Opposite of deep

Deep

Away from the surface, beneath the surface of a point of reference

Opposite of superficial

Sagittal

A dividing line on or parallel to the midline that divides the body into left and right portions

Midsagittal

A dividing line directly on the midline that divides the body into left and right portions

Transverse

A plane of reference that runs horizontally and divides the body into superior and inferior portions

Inguinal

The area around the groin, or crease between the torso and thigh sometimes containing the genitals

Vertebral

Around or relating to the vertebrae of the spinal column

Nares

Nostrils, external opening of the nose

Maxilla

The bones that form the upper jaw, upper jaw

Mandible

The lower jaw

Conjunctiva

The mucous membrane lining the anterior surface of the eyeball and the posterior surface of the lids.

Bregmatic Arch (Superciliary Ridge)

The ridge that is superior to the eye sockets sometimes referred to as the brow line.

Root of nose

The top of the nose where it meets and makes an angle with the base of the forehead between the eyes.

Bridge of nose

The upper part of the ridge of the nose formed by the nasal bones. Typically where glasses rest on the nose.

Apex of the nose

The tip of the nose

Ala nasi

the outer flaring cartilaginous wall of the outer side of each nostril

Mentum

The chin, the lower point of the jaw

Mentolabial sulcus

the indistinct line separating the lower lip from the chin

Labia

The lips

Philtrum

the vertical groove in the median portion of the upper lip

Vermilion

The pinkish-red outer portion of the lips

Uvula

The hanging fleshy mass located on the back of the palate

Tonsils

Oval-shaped masses of glandular tissue located on both sides at the back of the throat. Tonsils act like filters to trap bacteria and viruses.

Auricle/pinna

The fleshy, outer portion of the ear

Supraclavicular fossa

The depression that can be felt below the skin at the base of the neck behind the clavicle

Sternal notch

the large notch in the superior margin of the sternum

Sternum

a plate of bone forming the middle of the anterior wall of the thorax, the breast bone

Scapula

The shoulder blade, the flat triangular bone in the back of the shoulder.

Antecubital fossa

a depression at the anterior bend of the elbow

Cubitus

The elbow, or point where the upper arm and forearm articulate and form a point

Dorsum

The posterior of the hand

Palm

The anterior of the hand located between the digits and wrist

Pollex

The thumb or first digit

Thenar eminence

the fleshy mass on the lateral side of the palm; the radial palm; the ball of the thumb.

Hypothenar eminence

the fleshy mass at the medial side of the palm.

Hallux

The big toe or great toe, the largest and first digit of the foot

Patella

The large sesamoid bone, in the combined tendon of the quadriceps femoris, covering the anterior surface of the knee. Also called the knee cap

Popliteal fossa

the hollow at the posterior part of the knee

Tibial tuberosity

The protuberance at the anterior proximal tibia on which the patellar tendon inserts

Medial malleolus

the rounded process of the tibia forming the internal surface of the ankle joint

Lateral malleolus

the process at the lateral side of the lower end of the fibula, forming the projection of the lateral part of the ankle

Arches of the foot

the bony curves of the instep, including the longitudinal (anteroposterior) and the transverse arches

Calcaneus

the heel bone, the largest of the tarsal bones on the posterior of the foot

Right upper quadrant

right lobe of liver, gallbladder, part of transverse colon(large intestine),right kidney, and part of the small intestines

Left upper quadrant

left lobe of liver, stomach, small intestine, transverse colon (large intestine), pancreas, left kidney, and spleen

Right lower quadrant

Large intestine, small intestine, appendix, bladder, right ureter, right spermatic duct in the male, right ovary and right tube, and uterus if enlarged in the female

Left lower quadrant

small intestine, left ureter, large intestine, bladder, left spermatic duct in the male; left ovary and left tube, and uterus if enlarged, in the female