- median
- pertaining to or situated in the midline
- situated inthe direction of the sagittal suture; said of an anteroposterior plane or section coinciding with (median sagittal plane) or parallel to the long axis of the body
- pertaining to the crown or the top of the head
- extending from side to side; situated at right angles to the long axis
- pertaining to the cranium
- pertaining to the posterior or distal end
- situated at or directed toward the front
- situated at or directed toward the back
- pertaining or situated toward the midline
- pertaining or situated at the side
- nearest to a point of reference, as to a center or median line or to the point of attachment or origin
- furthest from a point of reference
- a vessel in which blood flows away from the heart, in the systemic circulation carrying oxygenated blood
- a vessel in which blood flows toward the heart, in the systemic circulation carrying blood that has given up most of its oxygen
- deciciency of blood in a part, due to functional constriction or actual obstruction of a blood vessel
- line about which a body rotates
- pertaining to an appendix or appendage; pertaining to the limbs
- the act of assuming the supine position (face up, palm up)
- the act of placing or lying prone (face down); applied to the foot, a combination of eversion and abduction, resulting in the lowering of the longitudinal arch
- the straightening of a fixed limb
- the act of bending; decreasing of the angle at the joint between two bones
- flexion of the sole of the foot
- the act of bending a part backward
- pertaining to the sole of the foot
- directed toward or situated on the back surface (back)
- directed toward or situated on the front surface (belly)
- the above surface
- the lower surface
- a ringlike muscle which closes a natural orifice
- a primary mover muscle
- a muscle which exerts an action opposite to that of another
- a beginning, as of a nerve or blood vessel, or the end of a skeletal muscle that remains relatively fixed when the muscles contract
- attachment, as the site of attachment of a skeletal muscle on the bone that is moved when the muscle contracts
- to feel with the fingers or hand, to determine by use of the tactile senses the physical characteristics of tissues or organs
- scientific study of movement of body parts
- passing from a higher to a lower place or level
- passing from a lower to a higher place or level
- exterior, outward
- interior, inward
- straight
- slanting, inclined
- greater in size or importance
- smaller in size or importance
- the act of drawing back, or condition of being drawn back
- forwward extension in space or time
- raising to a higher position
- a hollow or pit; applied to numerous areas in various tissues of the body where they come in contact with or articulate with other
structures - process of turning around an axis
- the act of drawing away from a center or median line
- the act of drawing toward a center or median line
- long
- short
- word element meaning two
- word element meaning three
- word element meaning four
- a turning inward, or other reversal of normal relationship of a part
- a turning outward
- a finger or toe
- a prominence or projection, as from a bone
- an elevation or protuberance
- the site of junction or union between two or more bones, especially one that admits of motion of one or more of the components
- 1) the line or union of adjoining bones of the skull; 2) a
stitch or series of stitches made to secure appostion of the edges of a
surgical or accidental wound - a tough band connecting bones or supporting viscera
- a fibrous cord of connective tissue continuous with the fibers of a muscle and attaching the muscle to bone or cartilage
- 1) a spheroid body within a cell; the core or center of a cell.
2) a mass of gray matter in the central nervous system, especially such a mass marking the central termination of a cerebral nerve
fascia - a band or sheet of tissue investing and connecting muscles
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