BIO 201 - A&P 1 - Unit 1 - Medical Terminology and Intro to A&P With complete verified solutions + Rationales

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abdominal (cavity)

cavity containing the digestive system, liver, kidneys, stomach, etc.

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abdominopelvic (cavity)

cavity that contains the internal organs found below the diaphragm; both the abdominal and pelvic cavities

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acromial

top of shoulder (region)

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anatomical left

the left side of the body from the patient's view

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anatomical right

the right side of the body from the patient's view

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anatomy

the study of the structure of living organisms

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antecubital

front of the elbow (region)

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anterior

a directional term meaning "the front side of the body." also: ventral

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antebrachial

forearm/ lower arm (region)

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axillary

underarm (region)

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brachial

arm, specifically upper arm (region)

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buccal

cheek (region)

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calcaneal

heel of the foot (region)

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cardiac

of or relating to the heart

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cardiovascular system

organ system that contains blood vessels and the heart; distributes blood throughout the body in order to deliver nutrients and remove waste

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carpal

wrist (region)

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caudal

a directional term meaning "the bottom of/ lower than". also: inferior

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cell

the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic and consisting of cytoplasm and a nucleus enclosed in a membrane.

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cephalic

head (region)

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cervical region

neck (region)

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chemical

a microscopic unit made up of atoms and molecules

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contralateral

a directional term meaning "the opposite side"

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coronal (plane)

a plane that divides anterior and posterior (front and back). also: frontal plane

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coxal

hip (region)

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cranial (cavity)

the cavity created by the cranial vault. houses the brain, pituitary, etc.

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cranial (direction)

a directional term meaning "the top of the body". also: superior

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crural

leg (region), specifically lower leg

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deep

a directional term meaning "internal; towards the inside; away from the body's surface"

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digital

fingers and toes (regions)

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distal

a directional term meaning "farther from the area attached to the torso." (pertains only to limbs)

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dorsal (direction)

back of the body. also: posterior

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dorsal (cavity)

large cavity containing the cranial and spinal cavities

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dorsal (region)

the back (region)

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endocrine system

organ system that includes internal organs that secrete hormones; slow-acting

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epigastric region

in the # abdominopelvic region, this is the top center square

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femoral

thigh; upper leg (region)

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fibular

the outside lateral side of the crural (lower leg) (region). also: peroneal

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frontal (region)

the forehead (region)

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frontal plane

a plane that divides anterior and posterior (front and back). also: coronal plane

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gastric

of or relating to the stomach

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gluteal

gluteous muscles; buttocks (region)

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hallux

the "big toe" (region)

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hepatic

of or relating to the liver

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hypochondriac regions

in the # abdominopelvic region, this is the left and right upper corner squares

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hypogastric region

in the # abdominopelvic region, this is the bottom center square. also: pubic region

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iliac regions

in the # abdominopelvic region, this is the left and right lower corner squares. also: inguinal regions

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inferior

a directional term meaning "the bottom of/ lower than." also: caudal

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inguinal

groin (regions) left and right

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integumentary system

organ system consisting of skin, hair, and nails; provides external body covering

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intermediate

a directional term meaning "between medial and lateral."

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ipsilateral

directional term meaning "the same side"

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lateral

directional term meaning "to the side"

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longitudinal

Any plane that is perpendicular to a transverse plane.

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lumbar (regions)

in the # abdominopelvic region, this is the left and right center squares

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lymphatic system

organ system containing the spleen, thymus, lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymph, etc.; drains extra tissue fluid from the extracellular space; provides sites for immune surveillance

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mammary

the area of the chest that includes nipples and mammary glands (region)

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medial

directional term meaning "the middle"

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mental

chin (region)

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metacarpal

back of the hand (region)

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metatarsal

top of the foot (region)

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midsagittal plane

a sagittal plane that falls on the midline; divides the body into symmetrical left and right halves

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muscular system

organ system consisting of skeletal muscles and their connective tissue attachments; allows for movement

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nasal

nose (region)

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nervous system

fast-acting control system that triggers muscle contraction or gland secretion; works on electrical impulses

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oblique plane

a plane that divides the body at an angle

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occipital

back of the head (region)

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olecranal

back of elbow (region)

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optic

of or relating to the eyes, or vision

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oral

mouth (region)

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orbital (region)

eye region

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orbital (cavity)

cavity that contains the eyes and their derivatives

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organ

a part of the body that is formed by two or more tissues and adapted to carry out a specific function

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organ system

a group of organs that work together to perform a vital body function

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organism

the living animal or plant which represents the sum total of all its organ systems working together to maintain life

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otic (region)

ear (region)

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otic (cavity)

the cavity containing the inner and outer ears and their derivatives

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palmer

palm of the hand (region)

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patellar

front of the knee (region)

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pedal

foot (region)

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pelvic (cavity)

cavity that contains the reproductive organs and the bladder, etc.

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perineal

region between the anus and the external genitals

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peritoneum

the cavity formed by the parietal membrane that surrounds most of the abdominopelvic organs

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physiology

the study of the function of the structure of living organisms

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plantar

bottom of the foot (region)

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pleural (cavity)

the left and right cavities that contain the left and right lungs

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pollex

thumb (region)

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popliteal

back of the knee (region)

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posterior

directional term meaning "to the back of the body." also: dorsal

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proximal

closer to the area attached to the torso. (pertains only to limbs)

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pubic (region)

around the pelvic or genital areas. also: hypogastric region

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renal

of or relating to the kidneys

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reproductive system

organ system that allows production of offspring; produces estrogen/ testosterone

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sacral (region)

Tailbone (region)

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sagittal plane

a plane that divides the body into left and right halves.

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scapular

shoulder blade (region)

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skeletal system

system that protects and supports body organs, allows for movement

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spinal (cavity)

the cavity that contains the spinal cord and spinal nerves. also: vertebral cavity

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sternal

the chest/ sternum (region)

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superficial

external; toward the outside or surface

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superior

a directional term meaning "towards the top of the body; above." also: cranial

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