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Nearest to the midline or beginning of a structure |
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Farthest from the midline or beginning of a structure |
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Caudal surface of the front paw (manus) |
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Caudal surface of the hind paw (pes) |
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Divides the body into equal right and left halves. |
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Divides the body into unequal right and left parts |
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Divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts |
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Divides the body into cranial and caudal parts |
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Study of changes in function caused by disease |
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Study of the nature, causes and development of abnormal conditions |
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How teeth are arranged in the mouth. Series of arches |
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Tooth surface that faces the tongue (Mandible) |
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Tooth surface that faces the tounge (Maxilla) |
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Tooth surface that faces the cheek |
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Aspects of teeth that meet when you chew |
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Tooth surface facing the lips |
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Surfaces of the teeth that touch each other |
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Contact surface losest to midline of dental arch |
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Contact surface furthest from midline or dental arch |
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Hole or hallow space that contains organs |
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Space that contains brain in the skull |
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Space that contains the spinal cord within spinal column |
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Space that contains heart and lungs within the ribs |
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Space that contains major organs of digestion |
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Space within abdominal cavity between perietal peritoneum and visceral peritoneum |
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Space that contains reproductive and some excretory systems |
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Region between thorax and pelvis containing abdominal cavity |
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Chest region located between neck and diaphragm |
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Lower region of abdomen adjacent to thigh |
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Thin layers of tissue that cover a surface, line a cavity or divide a space or organ |
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Membrane lining of walls of the abdominal and pelvic cavities. Covers some organs |
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Outer layer of peritoneum that lines the abdominal and pelvic cavities |
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Inner layer of peritoneum that surrounds abdominal organs |
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Inflammation of peritoneum |
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Pit of the abdominal wall marking point where umbilical cord entered fetus |
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Layer of peritoneum that suspends parts of the intestine in abdominal cavity |
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Ventral or Sternal Recumbency, Prone |
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Left and Right Lateral Recumbency, Supine |
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Lying on left of right side |
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Movement towards the midline |
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Movement away from the midline |
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When a joint is flexed too far |
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When a joint is extended too far |
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Act of rotating the limb so the palmar surface is upward |
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Act of rotating the limb so the palmar surface is downward |
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Cell membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus |
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Composed of DNA and transmit genetic information |
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Inherited disease or condition |
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Study of tissue structure, composition and function |
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Covers internal and external surfaces |
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Covering that forms lining of internal organs |
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Covering that forms lining of serous membranes such as peritoneum |
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Support and structure to body |
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Connective tissue also known as fat |
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Allows ability to contract and relax |
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Reacts to stimuli and conducts electrical impulses |
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Describes formation, development and growth of tissue and cell numbers |
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Describes formation, development and increase in size of tissue and cells |
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Change in the structure of cells and their orientation to each other |
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Lack of development of an organ, tissue or cell |
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Abnormal growth or development of an organ, tissue or cell |
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Abnormal increase in number of normal cells in normal arrangement in organ, tissue or cell |
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Incomplete or less than normal development of organ, tissue or cell |
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Abnormal new growth of tissue in which multiplication of cells in uncontrolled, more rapid than normal and progressive. Tumor |
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Decrease in size or complete wasting of organ, tissue or cell |
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Defective growth in the size of organ, tissue or cell |
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Increase in size of an organ, tissue or cell |
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Group of cells that secrete material used elsewhere in body |
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Glands that secrete substances into ducts that lead out of the body or to another organ |
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Glands that secrete substance directly into bloodstream with transports throughout body |
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