Organization
Most basic level
What is chemical?
Body lying face down
What is Prone?
2D/Dense areas are white
What is Radiography (x-ray)?
Closer to joint attachment
What is Proximal?
Mediastinum
What is Thoracic Cavity?
Most basic unit of life
What is Cellular?
Laying on your side
What is Left lateral recumbent?
Differentiating abnormal vs. normal tissues
What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)?
Closer to midline
What is Medial?
Cranial/Spinal/Vertebral cavity
What is Dorsal Cavity?
4 basic types
What is Tissue?
Body is lying face up
What is Supine?
Results in transverse section of the body
What is Computed Tomography (CT)?
Further from joint attachment
What is Distal?
Pericardial/Pleural cavity
What is Thoracic Cavity?
2 or more tissue types together
What is Organ?
Laying on your side
What is Right lateral recumbent?
Produces Gamma Rays
What is Positron Emission Tomography (PET)?
Further from midline
What is Lateral?
Thoracic/Abdominopelvic cavity
What is Ventral Cavity?
All 11 organ systems
What is Organism?
on their side, hand supports head, other arm extended, and superior knee bent to prevent rolling
What is Recovery?
Sound waves that bounce off tissues
What is Ultrasound?
Closest to the surface
What is Superficial?
Abdominal/Pelvic cavity
What is Abdominopelvic Cavity?