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Ventral
Front surface of the body (anterior).
Dorsal
Back surface of the body (posterior).
Superior
Closest to the head.
Inferior
Closest to the feet.
Proximal
Closest to the point of attachment.
Distal
Farthest from the point of attachment.
Medial
Closest to the midline.
Lateral
Farthest from the midline.
Deep
Farthest from the surface of the skin.
Superficial
Closest to the surface of the skin.
Flexion
Decreasing angle of a joint.
Extension
Increasing angle of a joint.
Adduction
Motion toward the midline.
Abduction
Motion away from the midline.
Prone
Lying face down.
Supine
Lying face up.
-al
Pertaining to.
-algia
Pertaining to pain.
-ectomy
Surgical removal of.
-ic
Pertaining to.
-itis
Inflammation.
-logy
Study of.
-logist
Specialist.
-megaly
Enlargement.
-meter
Measuring instrument.
-ema
Tumor (usually referring to cancer).
-pathy
Disease.
hyper-
Over, excessive, high.
hypo-
Under, below normal.
tachy-
Rapid, fast.
brady-
Slow.
pre-
Before.
post-
After.
Nephropathy
Disease of the kidney.
Dysuria
Painful urination.
Hyperemesis
Excessive vomiting.
Analgesic
Pertaining to no pain.