Os Module 1 (Intro. To Medical Terminology/a&p Terminology)

Front 1

Ab-

Back 1

Away from

Hint 1

Abnormal

Front 2

Mal-

Back 2

Abnormal, bad, ill

Hint 2

Malnutrition

Front 3

Super-

Back 3

Above, beyond

Hint 3

Superior

Front 4

Hyper-

Back 4

Above, beyond, over

Hint 4

Hyperglycemia

Front 5

Supra-

Back 5

Above, beyond

Hint 5

Suprabuccal

Front 6

Par(a)-

Back 6

Adjacent to, near

Hint 6

Parasagital

Front 7

Post-

Back 7

After, behind

Hint 7

Postpartum depression

Front 8

Anti-

Back 8

Against

Hint 8

Antifungal

Front 9

Contra-

Back 9

Against

Hint 9

Contralateral

Front 10

Pan-

Back 10

All, entire

Hint 10

Pansexual

Front 11

Inter-

Back 11

Among, between

Hint 11

International

Front 12

Circum-

Back 12

Around

Hint 12

Circumcision

Front 13

Peri-

Back 13

Around

Hint 13

Pericardium

Front 14

Re-

Back 14

Backward, again

Hint 14

Reexamine

Front 15

Pre-

Back 15

Before

Hint 15

Pre-op

Front 16

Ante-

Back 16

Before, in front of

Hint 16

Antebraccial

Front 17

Retro-

Back 17

Behind, backward

Hint 17

Retroactive

Front 18

Infra-

Back 18

Below, under

Hint 18

Infrastructure

Front 19

Hypo-

Back 19

Below, under, beneath

Hint 19

Hypogastric

Front 20

Sub-

Back 20

Below, under, beneath

Hint 20

Sublingual

Front 21

Meta-

Back 21

Between, behind, after, beyond

Hint 21

Metabolic

Front 22

Ultra-

Back 22

Beyond, Excess

Hint 22

Ultraviolet

Front 23

Cyst(i)(o)-

Back 23

Bladder

Hint 23

Cystoscopy

Front 24

Ambi-

Back 24

Both sides

Hint 24

Ambidextrous

Front 25

Encaphal(o)-

Back 25

Brain

Hint 25

Encephalitis

Front 26

Cry(o)-

Back 26

Cold, freezing

Hint 26

Cryo-therapy

Front 27

Chrom(o)-

Back 27

Color, Colored

Hint 27

No idea

Front 28

Equi-

Back 28

Equal, Equally

Hint 28

Equidistant

Front 29

Pseudo-

Back 29

False

Hint 29

Pseudoobstruction

Front 30

De-

Back 30

From, Away

Hint 30

Deregulation

Front 31

Eu-

Back 31

Good, Well, Normal

Front 32

Cephal(o)-

Back 32

Head

Hint 32

Cephalitis

Front 33

Sinistro-

Back 33

To the left

Front 34

Mes(o)-

Back 34

Middle

Front 35

Mid-

Back 35

Middle

Hint 35

Midsaggital

Front 36

Juxta-

Back 36

Near

Hint 36

juxtaarticular

Front 37

Neo-

Back 37

New, Recent

Hint 37

Neoplasm

Front 38

Im-

Back 38

Not

Hint 38

Impartial

Front 39

In-

Back 39

Not, into

Front 40

Heter(o)-

Back 40

Different

Hint 40

Heterosexual

Front 41

Ex(o)-

Back 41

Out, outside

Hint 41

Exoskeleton

Front 42

Ec-

Back 42

Out of, Away from

Front 43

Dys-

Back 43

Difficult, Painful

Hint 43

Dysfunctional

Front 44

Tachy-

Back 44

Rapid

Hint 44

Tachycardia

Front 45

Dextr(o)-

Back 45

To the right

Hint 45

Dextrose

Front 46

Homo-

Back 46

Same

Hint 46

Homophobic

Front 47

Auto-

Back 47

Self

Hint 47

Autoimmune

Front 48

Brady-

Back 48

Slow

Hint 48

Bradycardia

Front 49

Pro-

Back 49

Supporting, in front of, before

Hint 49

Pronammal

Front 50

Caud(o)-

Back 50

Tail

Front 51

Per-

Back 51

Through

Front 52

Trans-

Back 52

Through, across

Hint 52

Transport

Front 53

Syn-

Back 53

Together, With

Hint 53

Synonym

Front 54

Sym-

Back 54

Together, With

Front 55

Ad-

Back 55

Toward

Hint 55

Adduction

Front 56

Ana-

Back 56

Up

Front 57

Epi-

Back 57

Upon, Following

Hint 57

Epigastric

Front 58

Hydro-

Back 58

Water

Hint 58

Hydropower

Front 59

End(o)-

Back 59

Within, inner

Hint 59

Endocytosis

Front 60

Intra-

Back 60

Within, Inside

Hint 60

Intravaneous

Front 61

A(n)-

Back 61

Without

Hint 61

Anaerobic

Front 62

Extra-

Back 62

Without, Outside of

Hint 62

Extract

Front 63

Bi-

Back 63

Two

Hint 63

Bicycle

Front 64

Di-

Back 64

Two

Hint 64

Disaccharide

Front 65

Mega-

Back 65

Big, Large, Great

Hint 65

Megalomaniac

Front 66

Diplo-

Back 66

Double

Hint 66

Diplomatic

Front 67

Oct(a)(o)-

Back 67

Eight

Hint 67

Octet/Octagon/October

Front 68

Maxi-

Back 68

Large

Hint 68

Maxi-pad

Front 69

Pent(a)-

Back 69

Five

Hint 69

Pentagon

Front 70

Quadr(i)(o)(a)-

Back 70

Four

Hint 70

Quadralateral

Front 71

Tetra-

Back 71

Four

Hint 71

Tetracycle

Front 72

Hemi-

Back 72

Half

Hint 72

Hemisphere

Front 73

Semi-

Back 73

Partial

Hint 73

Semiconductor

Front 74

Macr(o)-

Back 74

Large

Hint 74

Macromolecular

Front 75

Multi-

Back 75

Many, Much

Hint 75

Multiple

Front 76

Poly-

Back 76

Many, Much

Hint 76

Polysaccharide

Front 77

Noni-

Back 77

Nine

Front 78

Mono-

Back 78

One

Hint 78

Monosaccaride

Front 79

Uni-

Back 79

One

Hint 79

Unicycle

Front 80

Sept(i)-

Back 80

Seven

Front 81

Hex(a)-

Back 81

Six

Hint 81

Hexagon

Front 82

Sex(i)-

Back 82

Six

Front 83

Micro-

Back 83

Small

Hint 83

Micromolecule

Front 84

Mini-

Back 84

Small, Miniature

Hint 84

Minimum

Front 85

Tri-

Back 85

Three

Hint 85

Triphosphate

Front 86

Dec(a)-

Back 86

Ten

Hint 86

Decagram

Front 87

Giga-

Back 87

One billion

Hint 87

Gigabytes will eventually cost you one ...... $$$$?

Front 88

Mega-

Back 88

One million

Hint 88

The M in mega = the M in more $ than I will ever have

Front 89

Nano-

Back 89

One-billionth

Hint 89

Nanometer

Front 90

Hecto-

Back 90

One hundred

Hint 90

Hecto- =hundo-

Front 91

Centi-

Back 91

One- hundredth

Front 92

Micro-

Back 92

One-millionth

Front 93

Deci-

Back 93

One tenth

Front 94

Milli-

Back 94

One- thousandth

Front 95

Kilo-

Back 95

One thousand

Front 96

-cell

Back 96

Swelling, hernia

Front 97

-phobia

Back 97

Abnormal fear

Hint 97

Hydrophobia

Front 98

-stenosis

Back 98

Abnormal narrowing, stricture

Front 99

-malacia

Back 99

Abnormal softening

Front 100

-stomy

Back 100

Artifical or surgical opening

Front 101

-phil(e)(ia)

Back 101

Attraction for

Front 102

-lysis

Back 102

Breakdown, destruction

Front 103

-pnea

Back 103

Breathing

Front 104

-cyte

Back 104

Cell

Front 105

-osis

Back 105

Condition

Front 106

-esis

Back 106

Condition, action, process

Front 107

-id

Back 107

Condition of

Front 108

-ia(c)

Back 108

Condition of, pertaining to

Front 109

-emia

Back 109

condition of the blood

Front 110

-stalsis

Back 110

Constriction, contraction

Front 111

-tripsy

Back 111

Crushing

Front 112

-cise

Back 112

Cut

Front 113

-pathy

Back 113

Disease

Front 114

-ase

Back 114

Enzyme

Front 115

-rrhag(e)(ia)

Back 115

Excessive, Abnormal Flow

Front 116

-ectasis

Back 116

Expansion, Dialation

Front 117

-penia

Back 117

Few, Deficiency

Front 118

-pexy

Back 118

Fixation

Front 119

-pexy

Back 119

Fixation

Front 120

-rrhea

Back 120

Fluid discharge or flow

Hint 120

Diarrhea

Front 121

-parous

Back 121

Giving birth

Front 122

-plasia

Back 122

Growth

Front 123

-trophy

Back 123

Growth, Nourishment

Front 124

-blast

Back 124

Immature precursor cell

Front 125

-tomy

Back 125

Incision, cutting

Front 126

-itis

Back 126

Inflammation

Front 127

-scope

Back 127

Instrument for viewing

Hint 127

Stethescope

Front 128

-cide

Back 128

Kill

Hint 128

Pesticide

Front 129

-magaly

Back 129

Large, Enlargement

Front 130

-praxia

Back 130

Movement

Front 131

-taxis

Back 131

Movement toward stimulus

Front 132

-genesis

Back 132

Origination

Front 133

-algia

Back 133

Pain

Front 134

-plegia

Back 134

Paralysis

Front 135

-tome

Back 135

Part or section; instrument for cutting

Front 136

-eal

Back 136

Pertaining to

Front 137

-ic

Back 137

Pertaining to

Front 138

-ior

Back 138

Pertaining to

Front 139

-ac

Back 139

Pertaining to or relating to

Hint 139

Cardiac

Front 140

-al

Back 140

Pertaining to or relating to

Front 141

-uria

Back 141

Pertaining to the urine

Front 142

-iasis

Back 142

Presence of

Front 143

-ism

Back 143

Process

Front 144

-genic

Back 144

Produced by

Front 145

-poiesis

Back 145

Production, formation

Front 146

-graph

Back 146

Record or picture

Hint 146

Telegraph

Front 147

-oid

Back 147

Resembling

Front 148

-rrhexis

Back 148

Rupture

Front 149

-clast

Back 149

Something that breaks; to break

Front 150

-phasia

Back 150

Speech

Front 151

-sis

Back 151

State of

Front 152

-lith

Back 152

Stone

Front 153

-logia, -logy, -ology

Back 153

Study of

Hint 153

Biology. Histology. Physiology.

Front 154

-desia

Back 154

Surgical fixation, fusion

Front 155

-centesis

Back 155

Surgical puncture to remove fluid

Front 156

-ectomy

Back 156

Surgical removal

Hint 156

Hysterectomy

Front 157

-plasty

Back 157

Surgical repair

Front 158

-rrhaphy

Back 158

Surgical suturing

Front 159

-ad

Back 159

Toward

Hint 159

Cephalad

Front 160

-oma

Back 160

Tumor or neoplasm

Front 161

-spasm

Back 161

Twitch, involuntary muscle contraction

Hint 161

Pseudospasm

Front 162

-scopy

Back 162

To visualize or see

Hint 162

Colonoscopy

Front 163

-graphy

Back 163

Writing, description

Hint 163

Radiography

Front 164

-gram

Back 164

Written record or picture

Hint 164

Angiogram

Front 165

Sx

Back 165

Symptom

Front 166

SOAP

Back 166

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

Front 167

NKA

Back 167

No Known Allergies

Front 168

Dx

Back 168

Diagnosis

Front 169

HEENT

Back 169

Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat

Front 170

CPT

Back 170

Current Procedural Terminology

Front 171

FH

Back 171

Family History

Front 172

H&P

Back 172

History&Physical

Front 173

HIPAA

Back 173

Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act

Front 174

HPI

Back 174

History of Present Illness

Front 175

Hx

Back 175

History

Front 176

ICD

Back 176

International Classification of Diseases

Front 177

IMP

Back 177

Impression

Front 178

L&W

Back 178

Living and Well

Front 179

NAD

Back 179

No Acute Distress

Front 180

NKDA

Back 180

No Known Drug Allergies

Front 181

O

Back 181

Objective

Front 182

OH

Back 182

Occupational History

Front 183

P

Back 183

Plan

Front 184

PE

Back 184

Physical Examination

Front 185

PERRLA

Back 185

Pupils Equal, Round, and Reactive to Light and Accommodation

Front 186

PMH

Back 186

Past Medical History

Front 187

Px

Back 187

Physical Examination

Front 188

R/O

Back 188

Rule Out

Front 189

ROS

Back 189

Review of Symptoms

Front 190

S

Back 190

Subjective

Front 191

SH

Back 191

Social History

Front 192

UCHD

Back 192

Unusual Childhood Diseases

Front 193

WNL

Back 193

Within Normal Limits

Front 194

A manual of anatomical nomenclature that standardizes the names of anatomical structures

Back 194

Terminologia Anatomica

Front 195

System of naming things such as body parts

Back 195

Nomenclature

Front 196

The name of a disease, structure, or procedure deprived from the name of a person who discovered or described it first

Back 196

Eponyms

Front 197

A written account that includes a patient's initial complaints, medical history, physical findings, test results, and therapies

Back 197

Medical Record

Front 198

Written documentation for organizing follow-up data and evaluating a patient after the history and physical are obtained; SOAP notes

Back 198

Progress Notes

Front 199

Physical or mental features indicating a condition that are perceived by the patient; a subjective indication of disease

Back 199

Symptoms

Front 200

Any abnormality indicative of disease that is discovered on examination; an objective indication of disease

Back 200

Signs

Front 201

1996 Federal Law that restricts access to am individual's private medical information

Back 201

HIPAA

Front 202

A formal classification of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures performed by health care providers that is used for reimbursement purposes

Back 202

CPT-Current Procedural Terminology

Front 203

The classification of specific conditions determined by an international expert committee and published in a manual

Back 203

ICD-International Classification of Diseases

Front 204

Prefixes, suffixes, or combining forms

Back 204

Word parts

Front 205

Word elements that are attached to the beginning of a word

Back 205

Prefixes

Front 206

Word elements that are added to the end of a word

Back 206

Suffixes

Front 207

Elements used in combination with another element to form a word

Back 207

Combining forms

Front 208

The basic, meaningful part of a word that is left when any prefixes or suffixes are removed

Back 208

Word root

Front 209

The study of the origins of words our weird parts and how they have arrived at their current form and meaning

Back 209

Etymology

Front 210

A

Back 210

Assestment

Front 211

CAAHEP

Back 211

Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs

Front 212

CC

Back 212

Chief Complaint

Front 213

C/O

Back 213

Complains of

Front 214

Space between the diaphragm and the pelvic floor

Back 214

Abdominal cavity

Front 215

Combination of the abdominal and pelvic cavities

Back 215

Abdominopelvic cavity

Front 216

Pose in which a person is facing forward, standing erect, with the arms at the side and palms turned forward

Back 216

Anatomic Position

Front 217

The of structure

Back 217

Anatomy

Front 218

Toward the human front side

Back 218

Anterior

Front 219

In X-Ray imaging, describes the direction of the beam through a patient from anterior to posterior

Back 219

Anteroposterior

Front 220

Body portion consisting of the arms and legs

Back 220

Appendicular

Front 221

Listening for various sounds coming from various organs

Back 221

Auscultation

Front 222

Body portion consisting of head, neck, and torso

Back 222

Axial

Front 223

System made up of the heart and blood vessels and transports nutrients and oxygen via the bloodstream

Back 223

Cardiovascular System

Front 224

Toward the tail

Back 224

Caudal

Hint 224

Directional Term

Front 225

Barrier that surrounds the cytoplasm

Back 225

Cell Membrane

Front 226

Basic structural and functional units of life

Back 226

Cells

Front 227

Toward or pertaining to the head

Back 227

Cephalic

Front 228

Use of medications or chemicals to treat disease

Back 228

Chemotherapy

Front 229

Structures in the nucleus that carry genetic information in the form of genes

Back 229

Chromosomes

Front 230

Medical images created by computer processing of x-rays that are transmitted in different directions in a given plane

Back 230

Computed Tomography (CT)

Front 231

Supporting and connecting tissue in the body

Back 231

Connective tissue

Front 232

Line dividing the body into front and back parts; also called a frontal plane

Back 232

Coronal Plane

Front 233

Toward the head or top

Back 233

Cranial

Front 234

Branch of biology that studies cells

Back 234

Cytology

Front 235

Away from the surface

Back 235

Deep

Hint 235

Towards the middle of something....

Front 236

The dome shaped muscle of breathing that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity

Back 236

Diaphragm

Hint 236

Breathing

Front 237

System that extends from the mouth to the anus with all its associated glands and organs and converts food to a usable form

Back 237

Digestive system

Hint 237

Esophagus, stomach, intestines and liver

Front 238

Farther form the attachment of an extremity to the trunk

Back 238

Distal

Front 239

Back side

Back 239

Dorsal

Front 240

Study off the embryo (from fertilization through the eighth week) and its development

Back 240

Embryology

Front 241

System made up of glands that secrete hormones and it interacts with the nervous system

Back 241

Endocrine system

Hint 241

Pituitary gland, hypothalamus, adrenal glands, thymus, thyroid, and pancreas..... -crine is to secrete

Front 242

Study off disease occurrence and distribution

Back 242

Epidemiology

Front 243

Upper middle region between the two hypochondriac regions

Back 243

Epigastric region

Hint 243

Front 244

Type of tissue that covers body surfaces and lines internal organs

Back 244

Epithelial Tissue

Hint 244

Epi- =upon (on, covering)

Front 245

Study off the cause and close of disease development

Back 245

Etiology

Front 246

Sequences of DNA on a chromosome that determine our heredity

Back 246

Genes

Front 247

Study off the body that does not require magnification

Back 247

Gross Anatomy

Hint 247

Like in finance... _____ pay is the what you see before taxes are deducted, so_____ _______ is what you see before everything else

Front 248

Study off cells, tissues, and organs in relation to their function

Back 248

Histology

Front 249

Line parallel to the ground or the body's axis creating superior and inferior portions;

Back 249

Horizontal/Transverse Plane

Hint 249

Horizon is left to right/ you TRAvel TRAnsversely

Front 250

Pubic region

Back 250

Hypogastric Region

Hint 250

Front 251

First documented person identified with a particular disease

Back 251

Index Case

Front 252

Away from the head

Back 252

Inferior

Front 253

System that includes the skin and serves a protective function

Back 253

Integumentary System

Hint 253

Hair, Skin, Nails, and glands

Front 254

Pertaining to the side

Back 254

Lateral

Hint 254

The thumb is lateral to the pinky

Front 255

Left upper lateral below the lower ribs

Back 255

Left Hypochondriac Region

Hint 255

Front 256

Left lower region beside the pubic region

Back 256

Left Inguinal Region

Hint 256

Iliac Region

Front 257

One area of the abdominopelvic cavity oun the inferior left side

Back 257

Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)

Hint 257

Front 258

Region to the left of the umbilical region

Back 258

Left Lumbar Region

Hint 258

Front 259

One area of the abdominopelvic regularity on the superior left side

Back 259

Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ)

Hint 259

Front 260

System that transports fluids from spaces within tissues back to the blood and plays an important role in immunity

Back 260

Lymphatic System

Hint 260

Lymphatic vessels, glands, and lymph nodes

Front 261

An imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation to obtain images of the body's soft tissues

Back 261

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Front 262

Toward the midline

Back 262

Medial

Front 263

Region in the middle of the chest between the lungs that contains the heart, trachea, and other organs

Back 263

Mediastinum

Hint 263

Green Section

Front 264

Thin tissue layer surrounding, separating, lining, or connecting a body part

Back 264

Membrane

Front 265

Double layer of peritoneum that attaches abdominal organs to the abdominal wall

Back 265

Mesentery

Front 266

Line dividing the body at the middle creating equal left and right halves

Back 266

Midsagittal Planes

Hint 266

It's a plane

Front 267

Organelles that make ATP

Back 267

Mitochondria

Hint 267

Powerhouse of the cells

Front 268

The shape of a specific structure

Back 268

Morphology

Front 269

System made of muscles that move the body

Back 269

Muscular system

Front 270

Tissue that has the ability to contract

Back 270

Muscular tissue

Front 271

System made up of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves that function in communication, integration, and control

Back 271

Nervous System

Front 272

Tissue that has the ability to conduct nerve impulses

Back 272

Nervous Tissue

Front 273

Cellular center that contains DNA

Back 273

Nucleus

Hint 273

In a cell

Front 274

Eating well for health

Back 274

Nutrition Strategies

Front 275

Grouping of two or more tissues that are integrated to perform a particular function

Back 275

Organ

Front 276

Specialized cellular structures with specific functions

Back 276

Organelles

Front 277

Any living individual, whether plant or animal, considered as a whole

Back 277

Organism

Front 278

Combination of organs with similar our related functions

Back 278

Organ system

Front 279

Examination through touch

Back 279

Palpation

Front 280

Pertaining to a body wall

Back 280

Parietal

Front 281

Origin and course of disease development

Back 281

Pathogenesis

Front 282

Scientific study of disease

Back 282

Pathology

Front 283

A physician trained in pathology who studies the causes of disease and death

Back 283

Pathologist

Front 284

Study off a body function modified by disease

Back 284

Pathophysiology

Front 285

Space within the bones of the pelvis

Back 285

Pelvic Cavity

Front 286

Examination through firmly tapping to elicit sounds

Back 286

Percussion

Front 287

Membranes associated with the heart

Back 287

Pericardial Membranes

Front 288

Around an organ or extending outward from the body trunk

Back 288

Peripheral

Front 289

Membranes associated with the abdominopelvic cavity that covers the organs contained therein

Back 289

Peritoneal Membranes

Front 290

Physical therapy to regain function

Back 290

Physical Rehabilitation

Front 291

Study of a body function

Back 291

Physiology

Front 292

Flat surfaces used to divide the body

Back 292

Planes

Hint 292

Transverse, Midsagital, Frontal

Front 293

Membranes associated with the lungs

Back 293

Pleural Membranes

Front 294

Method of medical imaging capable of displaying the metabolic activity of body organs

Back 294

Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

Front 295

Toward the human backside

Back 295

Posterior

Front 296

Lying face down

Back 296

Prone

Front 297

Toward the attachment of an extremity to the trunk

Back 297

Proximal

Front 298

Treatment for the mind

Back 298

Psychological therapy

Front 299

Four areas od the abdominopelvic cavity

Back 299

Quadrants

Hint 299

Front 300

Treatment using ionizing radiation

Back 300

Radiation therapy

Front 301

Examination of any part of the body for diagnostic purposes by means of radiation with the record of the findings usually exposed onto photographic film; also called x- rays

Back 301

Radiography

Front 302

Involuntary reaction to a stimulus

Back 302

Reflex response

Front 303

Nine divisions of the abdominopelvic cavity

Back 303

Regions

Hint 303

Front 304

System consisting of make or female sex organs that is involved with producing offspring

Back 304

Reproductive System

Hint 304

Male and Female differ

Front 305

System made up of the lungs and air passages that exchanges gases between the blood and air

Back 305

Respiratory System

Hint 305

Lungs and accessory structures

Front 306

Sites of protein synthesis within the cytoplasm

Back 306

Ribosomes

Hint 306

In the cell

Front 307

Right upper lateral region below thw lower ribs

Back 307

Right Hypochondriac Region

Hint 307

Front 308

Right lower region beside the pubic region

Back 308

Right Inguinal Region

Hint 308

Front 309

One area of the abdominopelvic cavity on the inferior right side

Back 309

Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ)

Hint 309

Front 310

One area of the abdominopelvic cavity on the superior right side

Back 310

Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ)

Hint 310

Front 311

Region top the right of the umbilical region

Back 311

Right Lumbar Region

Hint 311

Front 312

Line dividing the body into the left and right sides

Back 312

Sagittal Plane

Front 313

Membranes lining the thoracic and abdominal cavities that secrete a watery fluid

Back 313

Serous Membranes

Front 314

Objective evidence of disease

Back 314

Signs

Front 315

System made up of bones and provides the framework for protectibg internal organs

Back 315

Skeletal System

Front 316

Instrument used ti detect body sounds

Back 316

Stethescope

Front 317

Pertaining to the surface

Back 317

Superficial

Front 318

Toward the head or upper part of a structure

Back 318

Superior

Front 319

Lying face up

Back 319

Supine

Front 320

Operation or operative procedure

Back 320

Surgery

Front 321

Subjective state of disease

Back 321

Symptoms

Front 322

Space occupied by the lungs, heart, and trachea

Back 322

Thoracic Cavity

Front 323

Grouping of similar cells that perform a specific function

Back 323

Tissue

Front 324

Middle region and above the pubic region

Back 324

Umbilical Region

Hint 324

Front 325

System that is involved with waste removal and fluid and electrolyte balance

Back 325

Urinary System

Hint 325

Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, Urethra

Front 326

Anterior or Belly side

Back 326

Ventral

Front 327

Pertaining to internal organs

Back 327

Visceral