Orientation to the Human Body

What is an anatomical depression?

Oral refers to the:

What is the basic functional unit of living things?

Manual refers to:

A standing postion, feet together, arms at the side, palms facing anteriorly is called:

What is the movement or direction away from the core or center?

The plane that divides the body anterior and posterior is the:

Ribosomes are primarily involved in:

What is a chemical compound that does not contain chains of corbon atoms?

What is the system that directly produces skeletal movement?

A disease of unknown origin is referred to as:

"Acromial" refers to the:

The movement of the extremities in the frontal plane toward the midline is called:

What is the membrane that lines a joint cavity and produces a lubricant?

Popliteal refers to the:

Raising your arms overhead to do jumping jacks would be a movement in what plane?

A large reference book of medical terminology and definitions is usually called a:

Patellar refers to the:

The term referring to the rib cage is:

What do you call the direction or movement toward the head?