Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
Anatomical Terms and their Derivation (136 pages)
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<strong>Terms</strong> Important in the Abdomen <strong>and</strong> PelvisAnteversion.Antrum.Anus.Aorta.Apertura.Appendicular.Appendix.Arcuate.Arcus.Atresia.Atrium.Atrophy.Autonomic.Axial.Bicuspid.Bilateral.Bile.Biventer.Bolus.Calyx (pl. calices).Cauda, caudal.Cava.Cavernosus.Cavum.Cecum, Caecum.Celiac, Coeliac.Celom (e), Coelom.Centrum.L. ante, before, + versio, turning.G. antron, cave.L. anus, fundament.G. aeiro, to raise.L. apertura, opening.adjectival form of appendix.L. appendere, to hang upon.L. arcualis, arch-shaped.L. arcus, bow.G. a, without, + tresis, hole.L. atrium, court, entrance hall.G. a, without, + trophe, nourishment.G. autos, self, + nomos, law.L. axis, axle of a wheel, the line about whichany body turns.L. bis, two,+ cuspis, point.L. bi, two,+ latus, side.L. bilis, bile.L. bis, two,+ venter, belly.G. bolos, mass.L. calyx, husk, cup-shaped protectivecovering.L. cauda, tail.L. cavus, -a, -um, hollow or cave.L. caverna, a hollow or cave.L. cavum, a hollow or cave.L. caecus, -a, -um, blind.G. koilia, belly.G. koiloma, a hollow.L. centrum, centre.45