Listed below are relevant terms of the body that will be in this class number of

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Listed below are relevant terms of the body that will be in this class number of these are words that used in our this list and in the second column of the table. Write a for those terms you think you might know. Divide this list of terms among the members of your group. You will be the for the terms on your subset of the list and will need to read what the term and how it is used. a clear definition for each of your terms. Once everyone has complete the and take terms and location on your body or on a You may use the table record those definition.

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Term What the term is .. Abdominal Relating to abdomen Axillary Related to or Located near the axilla Brachial Pertaining to the upper limb Calcaneal Relating to calcaneus (heel bone) Carpal Pertaining to the carpas (wrist) Cervical Pertaining to the neck or cervix of an organ Cranial Pertaining to the cranium (end of head of the body) Coxal Pertaining to the hip region Digital Pertaining to a toe or finger Dorsal Situated on the back surface Femoral Pertaining to the femur (thigh area) Frontal Pertaining to the forehead region Gluteal Pertaining to the buttocks region Inguinal Pertaining to the groin area Lumbar Pertaining to the loin (between the ribs and pelvis region) Nasal Pertaining to the nose Occipital Related to the occiput Oral Related or pertaining to mouth Orbital Related to the orbits Palmar Pertaining to volar or palm of the hand Pateller Pertaining to the patella Pelvic Pertaining to the pelvis Plantar Related to the sole of the foot Pubic Lying near the pubes Sacral Related to the sacrum region Scapular Pertaining to the scapula Sternal pertaining to the sternum Tarsal Related to the tarsus of the foot or an eyelid Thoracic Related to the thorax or chest region Umbilical Related to the umbilicus Vertebral Pertaining to a vertebra

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