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Glossary of lesson 16

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/e (noun)
suffix that shows the word is a noun (?)
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/ferent
bear, carry
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/ly (adverb)
ini the style of
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ad/
toward
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af/
ad/ combined with f
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afferent
carrying towards a center
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anatomic position
body position: arms at side, palms forward, thumbs out
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anatomy
science of structure of body - appearance and relationships of body parts
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anter/o
front, in front of
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anterior
relating to front of (toward front)
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biology
study of living organisms (how body put together and how works in health and disease)
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caud/o
toward the tail or foot
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caudal
below
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centr/o
the center
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central
relating to center
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coron/o
crown
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coronal
relating to crown
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coronal plane
divides body into anterior and posterior sections
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coronal section
divides body into anterior and posterior sections
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cytology
study of cells
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dist/o
farther from
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distal
relating to farther from
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dors/o
back
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dorsal
relating to back
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ef/
ex/ combined with f
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efferent
carry away from center (from central organ or nerve)
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ex/
ex/o
out of
outside
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extern/o
outside
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external
relating to outside
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frontal section
coronal section
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histology
study of tissue
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ili/o
relating to the ilium (hip bone)
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incision
-cut or wound made by cutting with a sharp instrument
-act of cutting
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infer/o
below
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inferior
relating to below
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intern/o
inside
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internal
relating to inside
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later/o
side
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lateral
relating to side
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longitudinal section
sagittal section
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macroscopic
large enough to see with the naked eye
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macroscopically
In a macroscopic way
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medi/o
middle
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medial
relating to middle
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microscope
instrument to see small things with. (it enlarges them)
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microscopic
relating to things too small to see with naked eye
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microscopically (adverb)
in a microscopic way
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midsagittal
vertical plane that divides nto right and left sections
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mmidsagittal section
vertical plane that divides into right and left sections
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mophologically
manner or way of relating to form and structure of organs, organisms
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morphologic
relating to study of form and structure of organs, orgamisms
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morphology
study of form and structure of organs, organisms
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parasagittal
divides body into unequal right and left sections
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parasagittal section
divides body into unequal right and left sections
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pathologic
relating to abnormal anatomy
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pathology
abnormal anatomy (study of disease process)
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pathophysiology
abnormal physiology
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peripheral
at or near the rim or edge
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pher/o
support bear
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physiologic
relating to functions of body parts
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physiologically
way of relating to functions of body parts
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physiology
study of the functions of body parts
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plane
(imaginary) flat surface formed by extension through any axis of body or through two definite points on the body
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poster/o
behind
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posterior
relating to behind
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posterolateral
situated on the side and toward posterior aspect
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proxim/o
nearer to
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proximal
relating to nearer to
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sagittal
separates body into right and left sections
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sagittal plane
separates body into right and left sections
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sagittal section
separates body into right and left halves
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sagittally
way of relating to separating body into right and left sections
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scop/o
examine
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section
a segment or subdivision of an organ
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super/o
above
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superficial
on or closere to skin or surface of organ
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superficially
in a superficial manner
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superior
situated above
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superolateral
on side and towards top (above and to the side)
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superomedial
above the middle
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transverse
horizontal (extending across body or body part)
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transverse plane
horizontal plane - divides into superior and inferior sections
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transverse section
a segment of organ or body part divided by horizontal (transverse) plane
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transversely
in a transverse or horizontal manner
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ventr/o
belly side
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ventral
relating to belly side