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Ordenar Letras Anatomy & Body Structures ScrambleVersión en línea Unscramble terms and definitions from basic anatomy. por Christina Frasier 1 Y A N A O T M 2 I S E S E A D 3 O G S T L Y O I H 4 The study of body structure and organization in living organisms. O A T Y A M N 5 The science of how living organisms function and survive. H L G I O Y P Y S O 6 Any abnormal condition that impairs normal bodily functions or health. E S I E D A S 7 The study of large, visible structures of the body without a microscope. R N S O T A Y M O S A G 8 The examination of internal body structures at the cellular and tissue level with magnification. I M P C S O M C A O Y O N I C R A T 9 The analysis of individual cells to understand their structure and function. T Y Y L O G C O 10 The study of tissues, their organization, and microscopic structure. S L T G H I O Y O 11 The study of structural changes that occur from conception to maturity. L L T P A O M V E T E N M Y A O N A D E 12 The comparison of anatomical structures across different species. M A C N V E O A P A M T Y R I A O T 13 The approach to anatomy by organ systems rather than regions. S T T O E A C S M A I Y M N Y 14 Standard reference posture with the body standing upright, facing forward, arms at the sides, and palms forward. P T A A I S M I N T N C O I A L O O 15 Towards the front of the body; opposite of posterior. I L N O T A R ) A T R R E N ( V E 16 Towards the back of the body; opposite of anterior. R A O P T L R O S ( D S ) E R O I 17 Toward the head end (cranial) or toward the tail end (caudal) of the body. A A C R A ( L U L I N ) C A D 18 Toward the head or above another structure. U S I O E R P R 19 Toward the feet or below another structure. I I N E R O F R 20 Toward the midline of the body. L A D E I M 21 Away from the midline of the body. T E L L A R A 22 Near to the point of attachment or to a reference point. I X O R P L M A 23 Away from the point of attachment or from a reference point. L S D I A T 24 Toward or at the body surface; nearer the outside. L S A C R I U N ) E E P I A L E T F X R ( 25 Away from the body surface; closer to the interior. N A E ) R T D N E E ( I L P 26 A vertical plane that divides the body into left and right portions. T A A N I E T L G P A S L 27 A vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions. N L E A C T P R R F O A N L A ( L ) N O O 28 A horizontal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions. P A T L E E A S S V N R E N R 29 Cavity that houses the brain and spinal cord. O S D A R L A V I C T Y 30 The space inside the skull that contains the brain. A C V L A Y A T C N R I I 31 The space within the vertebral column that encases the spinal cord. L A C I S I A T N P Y V 32 The chest cavity housing the heart and lungs. V H O C C T A T A C I I Y R 33 The combined abdominal and pelvic spaces containing organs of digestion and reproduction. A V L O B C Y V M A I I C N D T P I O E 34 The space below the diaphragm that contains most digestive organs. C A N V I A B A T O D M Y I L 35 The space within the pelvis containing reproductive and some digestive organs. V I C Y V C I P T E A L 36 Region above the stomach area on the abdominal surface. P G T C E A S I I R 37 Region around the navel on the abdominal surface. A L L C B M I I U 38 Region below the stomach area on the abdominal surface. G P A H O Y I C R T S 39 The bony cavity that contains the eye. O C L A B V R T A I T Y I 40 The passageways inside the nose for air flow. A V S I T A Y A N C L 41 The space inside the cheeks that contains the teeth and gums. L V Y I A A C C B T C U

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Anatomy & Body Structures ScrambleVersión en línea

Unscramble terms and definitions from basic anatomy.

por Christina Frasier

The study of body structure and organization in living organisms.

The science of how living organisms function and survive.

Any abnormal condition that impairs normal bodily functions or health.

The study of large, visible structures of the body without a microscope.

R N S O T A Y M O S A G

The examination of internal body structures at the cellular and tissue level with magnification.

I M P C S O M C A O Y O N I C R A T

The analysis of individual cells to understand their structure and function.

The study of tissues, their organization, and microscopic structure.

The study of structural changes that occur from conception to maturity.

L L T P A O M V E T E N M Y A O N A D E

The comparison of anatomical structures across different species.

M A C N V E O A P A M T Y R I A O T

The approach to anatomy by organ systems rather than regions.

S T T O E A C S M A I Y M N Y

Standard reference posture with the body standing upright, facing forward, arms at the sides, and palms forward.

P T A A I S M I N T N C O I A L O O

Towards the front of the body; opposite of posterior.

I L N O T A R ) A T R R E N ( V E

Towards the back of the body; opposite of anterior.

R A O P T L R O S ( D S ) E R O I

Toward the head end (cranial) or toward the tail end (caudal) of the body.

A A C R A ( L U L I N ) C A D

Toward the head or above another structure.

Toward the feet or below another structure.

Toward the midline of the body.

Away from the midline of the body.

Near to the point of attachment or to a reference point.

Away from the point of attachment or from a reference point.

Toward or at the body surface; nearer the outside.

L S A C R I U N ) E E P I A L E T F X R (

Away from the body surface; closer to the interior.

N A E ) R T D N E E ( I L P

A vertical plane that divides the body into left and right portions.

T A A N I E T L G P A S L

A vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions.

N L E A C T P R R F O A N L A ( L ) N O O

A horizontal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions.

P A T L E E A S S V N R E N R

Cavity that houses the brain and spinal cord.

O S D A R L A V I C T Y

The space inside the skull that contains the brain.

A C V L A Y A T C N R I I

The space within the vertebral column that encases the spinal cord.

L A C I S I A T N P Y V

The chest cavity housing the heart and lungs.

V H O C C T A T A C I I Y R

The combined abdominal and pelvic spaces containing organs of digestion and reproduction.

A V L O B C Y V M A I I C N D T P I O E

The space below the diaphragm that contains most digestive organs.

C A N V I A B A T O D M Y I L

The space within the pelvis containing reproductive and some digestive organs.

V I C Y V C I P T E A L

Region above the stomach area on the abdominal surface.

Region around the navel on the abdominal surface.

Region below the stomach area on the abdominal surface.

The bony cavity that contains the eye.

O C L A B V R T A I T Y I

The passageways inside the nose for air flow.

A V S I T A Y A N C L

The space inside the cheeks that contains the teeth and gums.

L V Y I A A C C B T C U

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Anatomy & Body Structures ScrambleVersión en línea

por Christina Frasier

The study of body structure and organization in living organisms.

The science of how living organisms function and survive.

Any abnormal condition that impairs normal bodily functions or health.

The study of large, visible structures of the body without a microscope.

The examination of internal body structures at the cellular and tissue level with magnification.

The analysis of individual cells to understand their structure and function.

The study of tissues, their organization, and microscopic structure.

The study of structural changes that occur from conception to maturity.

The comparison of anatomical structures across different species.

The approach to anatomy by organ systems rather than regions.

Standard reference posture with the body standing upright, facing forward, arms at the sides, and palms forward.

Towards the front of the body; opposite of posterior.

Towards the back of the body; opposite of anterior.

Toward the head end (cranial) or toward the tail end (caudal) of the body.

Toward the head or above another structure.

Toward the feet or below another structure.

Toward the midline of the body.

Away from the midline of the body.

Near to the point of attachment or to a reference point.

Away from the point of attachment or from a reference point.

Toward or at the body surface; nearer the outside.

Away from the body surface; closer to the interior.

A vertical plane that divides the body into left and right portions.

A vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions.

A horizontal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions.

Cavity that houses the brain and spinal cord.

The space inside the skull that contains the brain.

The space within the vertebral column that encases the spinal cord.

The chest cavity housing the heart and lungs.

The combined abdominal and pelvic spaces containing organs of digestion and reproduction.

The space below the diaphragm that contains most digestive organs.

The space within the pelvis containing reproductive and some digestive organs.

Region above the stomach area on the abdominal surface.

Region around the navel on the abdominal surface.

Region below the stomach area on the abdominal surface.

The bony cavity that contains the eye.

The passageways inside the nose for air flow.

The space inside the cheeks that contains the teeth and gums.