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B. Match the part of the body listed with its description below.
7. Windpipe _________________________________
9. Surface cells lining the outside of the body and internal organs ____________
12. A tube leading from the urinary bladder to the outside of the body _________
3. The cavity below the chest containing the stomach, liver, and gallbladder
__________________
G. Select from the following medical terms to complete the sentences below.
sagittal
1. craniotomy __________________________________________________
2. cervical _____________________________________________________
3. chondroma ___________________________________________________
4. chondrosarcoma ______________________________________________
5. nucleic _____________________________________________________
6. epigastric ____________________________________________________
7. intervertebral ________________________________________________
8. pelvic ______________________________________________________
9. posterior ____________________________________________________
I. Give the medical term for the following definitions. Pay attention to
spelling;
1. Space below the chest containing the liver, stomach, gallbladder, and
intestines:______________________________________________________
1. Dr. Curnen said the (inguinal, superior, superficial) wound barely scratched
the surface.
2. The liver and spleen are on opposite sides of the body. The liver is in the (RUQ, LUQ,
LLQ) of the abdominopelvic cavity and the spleen is in the (RUQ, LUQ, RLQ).
3. When a gynecologist examines a patient’s pelvis, the patient lies on her back in the
(ventral, dorsal, medial) lithotomy position, (Lithotomy = incision to remove a stone – the
position also used for removal of ureteral or kidney stones).
4. Sally’s pain was around her navel. The doctor described it as (periumbilical,
epigastric, hypogastric).
5. Mrs. Jones was told she was carrying a fetus with trisomy-21. The diagnosis was
made by analysis of an abnormal (urine sample, thoracotomy, karyotype).