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In this game you will explore your body system by identifying body diagrams.

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Relacionar Columnas MedMatch ManiaVersión en línea In this game you will explore your body system by identifying body diagrams. por Madison 1 Medical Terminology 2 Prefix 3 Combining Form 4 Suffix A word part added to the end of a term that changes its meaning or indicates a condition or procedure. The root word plus a vowel (usually “o”) that helps connect it to another word part. A word part added to the beginning of a term that changes or adds to its meaning. A system of words and abbreviations used to describe the human body, its conditions, and the procedures performed on it. 1 Anatomy 2 Pathophysiology 3 Physiology Study of functions of the body structures. Study of structures of the body. The study of disease. 1 Deltoid 2 Body Basics 3 Clavicle 4 Lats 5 Scaplua 6 Biceps 7 Skull 8 Quads 9 Femur 10 Spine 11 Sternum 12 Humerus 13 Ribs Curved bones that protect the heart and lungs. Upper arm muscles that bend the elbow and rotate the forearm. Large back muscles that help move the shoulders and arms. The thigh bone; the longest and strongest bone in the body. Large muscles at the front of the thigh that extend the leg. The upper arm bone that runs from shoulder to elbow. The shoulder blade; helps with arm movement and stability. The collarbone; connects the arm to the body. The backbone; supports the body and protects the spinal cord. The shoulder muscle that lifts the arm and gives the shoulder its rounded shape. Bone structure that protects the brain and forms the head. Flat bone in the center of the chest that connects the ribs. The fundamental concepts about how the body is organized and how its parts work together. 1 Sagittal 2 Transverse 3 Midsagittal 4 Body Planes 5 Coronal 6 Oblique 7 Parasagittal Imaginary lines that divide the body into sections. Divides the body into unequal left and right sections. Divides the body into equal left and right halves. Divides the body at an angle, not parallel to any of the other planes. Divides the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) parts. Divides the body into left and right portions, enabling midline analysis. Divides the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) parts. 1 Pelvic 2 Cranial 3 Body Cavities 4 Ventral 5 Abdominal 6 Thoracic Chamber within the chest housing organs such as heart and lungs. Front-facing main internal space that houses thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic compartments. Space below the diaphragm containing digestive organs and other viscera. Encloses the brain within the skull, protecting the central nervous system. Lower compartment housing reproductive and certain excretory organs. Spaces inside the body that protect and hold organs. 1 Right Lateral Recumbent 2 Prone 3 Left Lateral Recumbent 4 Anatomical Positions 5 Trendelenburg 6 Supine 7 Fowler’s Lying flat on the back with the face facing upward. The standard body position used for reference. Sitting up in bed with the head elevated, usually between 45–60 degrees. Lying flat on the stomach with the face facing downward. Lying on the left side with the right side facing upward. Lying on the back with the body tilted so the head is lower than the feet. Lying on the right side with the left side facing upward. 1 Abdominal Regions 2 Left Iliac 3 Right Iliac 4 Left Lumbar 5 Left Hypochondriac 6 Umbilical 7 Hypogastric 8 Right Hypochondriac 9 Right Lumbar 10 Epigastric Upper left area below the ribs. A system of words and abbreviations used to describe the human body, its conditions, and the procedures performed on it. Lower left area near the groin. Upper middle area above the stomach. Lower right area near the groin. Lower middle area below the stomach. Middle left area near the waist. Center area around the belly button. Upper right area below the ribs. Middle right area near the waist.

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Medical Terminology

Prefix

Combining Form

Suffix

Anatomy

Pathophysiology

Physiology

Deltoid

Body Basics

Clavicle

Lats

Scaplua

Biceps

Skull

Quads

Femur

Spine

Sternum

Humerus

Ribs

Sagittal

Transverse

Midsagittal

Body Planes

Coronal

Oblique

Parasagittal

Pelvic

Cranial

Body Cavities

Ventral

Abdominal

Thoracic

Right Lateral Recumbent

Prone

Left Lateral Recumbent

Anatomical Positions

Trendelenburg

Supine

Fowler’s

Abdominal Regions

Left Iliac

Right Iliac

Left Lumbar

Left Hypochondriac

Umbilical

Hypogastric

Right Hypochondriac

Right Lumbar

Epigastric