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anterior
toward the front
posterior
toward the back
ventral
belly side
dorsal
back side
medial/median
middle or nearer the middle
lateral
toward the side
superior
above
inferior
below
proximal
nearer the origin or point of attachment
distal
far from the origin or point of attachment
cephalad
toward the head
caudad
toward the tail
internal
inside
external
outside
aplasia
lack of development of an organ or tissue
dysplasia
abnormal development of tissues
hypoplasia
underdevelopment of an organ or tissue
hyperplasia
abnormal increase in number of normal cells
hypertrophy
increase in size of existing cells
epithelial tissue
covers internal and external surfaces
connective tissue
supports and binds other body tissue
muscular tissue
contracts to cause movement