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*Abdominal: The belly part of the body that contains all of the structures between the
pelvis and chest.
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The abdominal cavity contains several different important organs.
*Anterior (ventral): The front opposed to the posterior of any structure. The ventral
surfaces of the body include the chest, abdomen, shins, palms, and soles.
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The anterior is the front part of the body.
*Axillary: The part of the body below the arm known as the armpit.
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The axillary is also known as the armpit.
B:
*Brachial: Relating to the arm.
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The brachial is a limb also referred to as the arm.
C:
*Carpel: One of the wrist bones.
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Sometimes from using the carpels too much you can develop carpel tunnel syndrome.
* Celiac: Relating to the abdominal cavity
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Inside the celiac is your stomache and other organs.
*Cephalic: Relating to the cranium, head, or head end of the body.
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The cephalic is the head region on the body.
*Cervical: Having to do with any kind of neck. On which a head may rest or the neck of
the cervix.
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A cervical is pertaining to any type of neck area.
*Costal: Situated near a rib or pertaining to the rib.
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The costals are the ribs.
*Coxal: Pertaining to the hip area.
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Your hips are also called coxal bones.
* Crural: The body part that is the lower limb or resembles a leg like structure.
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The crural is the leg limb.
* Cubital: Pertaining to the Elbo, Forearm, and Hand.
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Your arm is is part of the cubital.
D:
*Deep: Away from the surface or further into the body.
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Hair folicles are found deep in the layers of skin.
* Digital: Relating to the fingers and or toes.
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Digitals are pertaining to the fingers and toes of the human body.
E:
*External: The outside or outer part of the body.
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The external part of the body is the outside of the body.
F:
* Femoral: Having to do with the femur. Also the thigh, femoral vein, or head of the
femor.
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The biggest bone in your leg is the femerol bone.
* Frontal: Pertaining to the forehead or brow area.
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Your forehead is known as the frontal bone.
G:
* Genital: Pertaining to the internal and external reproductive organs.
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The male and female reproductive organs.
* Gluteal: Pertaining to the buttock which is formed by the gluteal muscle.
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Your butt is also called the gluteal.
H:
*Horizontal: A person in lying down position is considered horizontal.
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The man lying on the bed is in horizontal position.
I:
*Inferior: The lower section of the body
The inferior section of the body is beneath the superior section.
* Inguinal: Relating to the groin
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The inguinal is also known as the groin.
*Internal: The inside or inner part of the body
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The internal part of the body is everything inside the skin.
L:
* Lumbar: There are 5 lumbar vertebrae. The lumbar vertebrae are situated between the
thoracic vertebrae and the sacral vertebrae in the spinal column.
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The lumbar are the last 5 vertebrea on the spine.
*Lateral: Pertaining to a side.
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M:
*Mammary: Pertaining to the mammary gland or breast
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The breast is also called the mammary gland.
*Medial: The middle parts of the body
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The stomach and inner organs are part of the medial.
*Median (plane): The middle of the body
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The median plane is the middle section of the body.
N:
* Nasal: The nose region of the body
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Your nose is a major part of the nasal system.
O:
*Occipital: Pertaining to the back of the head.
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The occipital refers to the occiput which means the back of the head region.
*Oral: Relating to the mouth
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The oral region is also known as the mouth.
* Orbital: The boney socket of the eye.
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The orbital is the area of the eye socket in which the eye sits.
*Otic: Relating to the ear
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The otic is a part of the ear.
P:
* Palmer: Situated in or involving the palm of the hand.
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The palmer is in the palm of the human hand.
* Patellar: The area of the kneecap
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The patellar is above the knee cap bone.
*Pectoral: Relating to or near the chest
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The pectoral muscles are located on the chest.
*Pedal: Of or relating to the foot
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The pedal is known as the foot.
*Pelvic: Near the pelvis
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The pelvis is located in the pelvic area.
*Plantar: Relating to the soul of the foot
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The plantar is the sole of the foot.
*Posterior (Dorsal): The hinder parts of the body
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The posterior is opposite the anterior.
S:
*Sacral: Lying near the secram(pelvis)
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The sacral is by the pelvis.
*Sagital: Median longitudinal plane of the body
*Sternal: The breast bone
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The sterna is also known as the breast bone.
*Superior: Situated above or anterior or dorsal to a corresponding part
T:
*Tarsal: relating to bone or cartiledge
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U:
*Umbilical: Relating to the belly button
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Babies umbilical cords are connected to the babies belly button.
V:
*Vertebral: Relating to or made up of vertebrae.
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The spine is made up of several vertebral.