General Anatomy
Medical Terminology
Intro to Anatomy and Physiology
Body Planes & Directional Terms
Body Regions
100

This is the study of the structure of body parts (also called morphology).

Anatomy

100

This prefix means "below".

Hypo-

100

In the Levels of organization pyramid, this is at the top.

atom

100
Palm of the hand and the bottom of the foot.
What is palmar and plantar regions?
100

This body region refers to the neck.

cervical

200

This means "internal organs".

Viscera

200

This root word refers to the "heart"

Cardio-

200

The process by which a cell becomes specialized to perform a specific function.

Differentiation

200

This is term refers to the body's position and means "face up".

Supine

200

This body region includes the orbital/ocular, auricle/otic, nasal, oral, buccal, mental and frontal regions.

cranial

300

This means "pertaining to the head" and is also a body region.

Cephalic

300

This suffix means "to cut into; incision".

-otomy

300

All of the physical and chemical changes that occur in the body would be referred to as this.

Metabolism

300

This terms is also known as the horizontal plane.

Transverse plane

300

This region is found in the thigh.

femoral

400

How many levels are in the levels of organization?

Seven

400

Medical terms could be made up of what 3 parts?

Prefix, Root word, and/or Suffix

400

The maintenance of a constant or stable internal environment.

Homeostasis

400
Towards the surface and away from the surface.
What is deep and superficial?
400

This region refers to the foot.

pedal

500

This separates the thoracic cavity and the abdomen.

Diaphragm 

500

This term means "inflammation of the joints".

Arthritis

500

This term means the functions of the body parts.

Physiology

500
Invisible line that divides the body left and right, front and back.
What is saggital and frontal?
500

Name the 3 regions in the hand.

Hand: pollex, palmar, and digital/phalangeal.


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