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Terms Important in the ThoraxParieties.Pectoral.Percussion.Pericardial.Perichondrium.Perilymph.Perimysium.Periosteum.Peristalsis.Pleura.Plexus (pl. -us).Pneumatic.Praecordium,Precordium.Proximal.Pulmonary.Pulmones.Radicle.Radix.Ramify.Ramus.Raphe.Recess.Reflect.Sac.Sacculus.Sarcolemma.Septum.Serratus.Sinister.L. paries, wall.L. pectoralis (pectus), belonging to thebreast.L. percussio, striking.G. peri, around, + kardia, heart.G. peri, around, + chondros, cartilage.G. peri, around, + L. lympha, fluid.G. peri, around, + mys, muscle.G. peri, around, + osteon, bone.G. peristaltikos, clasping and compressing.G. pleura, rib; ie related to the ribs.L. plexus, plaiting, braid.G. pneumatikos, pertaining to breath.L. prae, in front of, + cordis, of the heart.L. proximus, next.L. pulmo, lung.L. pulmo, lung.L. radix, root.L. radix, root.L. ramus, branch, + facere, tomake.L. ramus, branch.G. raphe, seam.L. recessus, retreat.L. reflecto, to turn back.L. saccus, sack.L. sacculus, a little bag.G. sarx, flesh, + lemma, husk, skin.L. saeptum, fence.L. serra, saw.L. sinister, left side or unlucky.41
Anatomical Terms and their DerivationSinus (pl. -us).Sinusoid.Situs inversusviscerum.Somatic.Somatopleure.Somite.Sphincter.Splanchnic.Stenosis.Sternum.Subcostal.Supracostal.Sympathetic.Synapse.Syncytium.Syndrome.Systole.Theca.Thorax(pl. thoraces).Thrombus.Thymus.Trachea.Truncus.Tunica.Vagus.Valve.Valvula.Vas.L. sinus, curve, cavity, bosom.L. sinus, curve, cavity, + eidos, shape,likeness.L. situs, site, position, + inversus, inverted,+ viscerum, of the viscera.G. soma (pl. somata), body.G. soma, body, + pleura, side.G. soma, body, + suffix -ite, indicating origin.G. sphingein, to bind tight.G. splanchna, viscera.G. stenosis, narrowing.G. sternon, chest.L. sub, under, + costa, rib.L. supra, above, + costa, rib.G. syn, together, + pathein, to suffer.G. syn, together, + haptein, to fasten.G. syn, together, + cytos, cell.G. syndrome, occurrence.G. systole, contraction.L. theca, envelope, sheath.G. thorax, breast-plate, breast.G. thrombus, lump.G. thymos, thyme.G. tracheia, windpipe.L. truncus, trunk of tree.L. tunica, undergarment.L. vagus, wandering.L. valva, leaf of door.L. valvula, a little fold, valve.L. vas, vessel.42
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