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Aden/o

Gland

Adip/o

Fat

Anter /o

Before, front

Caud /o

Lower part of body, tail

Cephal/o

Head

Cyt /o, -cyte

Cell

End-, endo-

In, within, inside

Exo -

Out of, outside, away from

Hist /o, histi /o

Tissue

-ologist

Speacialist

-ology

The science or study of

Path/o, -pathy

Disease, suffering, feeling emotion

Plas /I, plas/o, -plasia

Development, growth, formation

Poster/o

Behind, toward the back

-stasis, -static

Control, maintenance of a constant level

Anatomic reference systems

Are used to describe the locations of the structural units of the body.

Anatomy

The study of the structures of the body

Physiology

The study of the functions of the structure of the body

Anatomic position

Describes the body standing in the standard position


Includes: standing up straight so that the body is erect and facing forward


Holding the arms at the sides with the hands turned so that the palms face toward the front

Body planes

Imaginary vertical and horizontal lines used to divide the body into sections for descriptive purposes

Vertical plane

Up-and -down plane that is a right angle tinge horizon

Superior

Uppermost, above, or toward the head

Inferior

Lowermost, below or toward the feet

Cephalic

the upper part of the body,Toward the head

Caudal

Toward the lower half part of the body

Proximal

Nearest the midline or beginning of a body structure

Medial

Direction toward, or nearer, the midline

Distal

Farthest from the midline or beginning of a body structure

Lateral

Direction toward, or nearer the side of the body

Abducting

To take away

Adducting

Bringing in

A vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior.

Frontal plane

Transverse plane

A horizontal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions.

Inguinal

Pertaining to the groin

Iliac

Pertaining to the hip bone

Hypogastriac

Pertaining to the stomach


This region is located below the stomach

Peritoneum

Is a multilayered membrane that protects and holds the organs in place within the abdominal cavity

What does NERRDMUSIC stand for?

Nervous system, endocrine, respiratory, reproductive,digestive,muscular, urinary (bladder system), skeletal, integumentary(skin, largest organ), cardiovascular

What does LIS. Stand for?

Lymphatic, immune system, special senses(taste, eyes, ears)