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Parts Of The Body Flashcards

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What is the Italian term for skull?

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Cranio

Refers to the bony structure of the head.

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What is the Italian term for scalp?

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Cuoio capelluto

The skin covering the head, where hair grows.

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What is the Italian term for hair?

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Capelli / Pelo

Refers to the strands growing from the scalp.

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What is the Italian term for forehead?

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Fronte

The part of the face above the eyebrows.

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What is the Italian term for face?

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Viso

The front part of the head containing the eyes, nose, and mouth.

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What is the Italian term for nose?

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Naso

The protruding part of the face used for breathing and smelling.

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What is the Italian term for nostrils?

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Narici

The external openings of the nose.

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What is the Italian term for upper jaw?

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Mascella

The bone that holds the upper teeth.

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What is the Italian term for lower jaw?

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Mandibola

The bone that holds the lower teeth.

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What is the Italian term for cheek?

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Guancia

The fleshy part of the face below the eyes.

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What is the Italian term for cheekbone?

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Zigomo

The bone that forms the prominence of the cheek.

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What is the Italian term for chin?

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Mento

The lowermost part of the face.

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13
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What is the Italian term for eye?

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Occhio

The organ of vision.

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What is the Italian term for eyebrow?

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Sopracciglia

The strip of hair above the eye.

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What is the Italian term for eyelid?

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Palpebra

The fold of skin that covers and protects the eye.

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What is the Italian term for eyelash?

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Ciglia

The short hairs at the edge of the eyelids.

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What is the Italian term for iris?

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Iride

The colored part of the eye that controls the size of the pupil.

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What is the Italian term for pupil?

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Pupilla

The opening in the center of the iris that allows light to enter the eye.

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What is the Italian term for mouth?

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Bocca

The opening in the face used for eating and speaking.

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What is the Italian term for upper lip?

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Labbro

The fleshy part that forms the upper edge of the mouth.

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What is the Italian term for lower lip?

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Labbro

The fleshy part that forms the lower edge of the mouth.

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What is the Italian term for gum?

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Gengiva

The tissue that surrounds the teeth.

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What is the Italian term for tongue?

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Lingua

The muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting and swallowing.

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What is the Italian term for throat?

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Gola

The passage that leads from the mouth to the esophagus.

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What is the Italian term for palate?

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Palato

The roof of the mouth.

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What is the Italian term for tooth?

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Dente

The hard, bony structure in the mouth used for chewing.

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What is the Italian term for ear?

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Orecchio

The organ of hearing.

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What is the Italian term for earlobe?

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Lobo

The soft, fleshy part of the ear.

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What is the Italian term for eardrum?

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Timpano

The membrane that vibrates in response to sound waves.

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What is the Italian term for neck?

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Collo

The part of the body that connects the head to the torso.

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What is the Italian term for shoulder?

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Spalla

The joint connecting the arm to the body.

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What is the Italian term for chest?

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Petto

The front part of the torso.

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33
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What is the Italian term for breast?

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Seno

The front part of the body above the chest.

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34
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What is the Italian term for breastbone?

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Sterno

The flat bone in the center of the chest.

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35
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What is the Italian term for nipple?

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Capezzolo

The small projection on the surface of the breast.

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What is the Italian term for stomach?

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Stomaco

The organ that digests food.

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What is the Italian term for abdomen?

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Addome

The part of the body between the chest and pelvis.

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What is the Italian term for ribcage?

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Gabbia toracica

The bony structure that protects the thoracic cavity.

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What is the Italian term for rib?

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Costa

The bones that make up the ribcage.

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40
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What is the Italian term for navel?

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Ombelico

The small depression in the abdomen marking where the umbilical cord was attached.

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What is the Italian term for waist?

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Girovita

The part of the body between the ribs and hips.

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What is the Italian term for hip?

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Fianco

The region of the body at the side of the pelvis.

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43
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What is the Italian term for hipbone?

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Anca

The bone that forms the side of the pelvis.

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44
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What is the Italian term for pelvis?

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Bacino

The bony structure at the base of the spine.

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45
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What is the Italian term for groin?

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Inguine

The area where the abdomen meets the thigh.

46
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What is the Italian term for pubic area?

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Pube

The area around the genitals.

47
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What is the Italian term for genital organs?

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Organi genitali

The organs involved in reproduction.

48
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What is the Italian term for vagina?

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Vagina

The muscular tube leading from the external genitals to the uterus.

49
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What is the Italian term for penis?

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Pene

The male reproductive organ.

50
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What is the Italian term for scrotum?

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Scroto

The pouch of skin containing the testicles.

51
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What is the Italian term for testicles?

A

Testicoli

The male reproductive glands that produce sperm.

52
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What is the Italian term for nape?

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Nuca

The back of the neck.

53
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What is the Italian term for shoulder blade?

A

Scapola

The flat bone that connects the humerus to the clavicle.

54
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What is the Italian term for spine?

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Colonna vertebrale

The bony structure that forms the backbone.

55
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What is the Italian term for buttocks?

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Fondoschiena

The fleshy part at the back of the hips.

56
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What is the Italian term for arm?

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Braccio

The limb extending from the shoulder to the elbow.

57
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What is the Italian term for upper arm?

A

Braccio

The part of the arm between the shoulder and elbow.

58
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What is the Italian term for underarm?

A

Ascella

The area beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.

59
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What is the Italian term for elbow?

A

Gomito

The joint connecting the upper arm and forearm.

60
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What is the Italian term for forearm?

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Avambraccio

The part of the arm between the elbow and wrist.

61
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What is the Italian term for wrist?

A

Polso

The joint connecting the hand to the forearm.

62
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What is the Italian term for hand?

A

Mano

The end part of the arm used for grasping.

63
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What is the Italian term for finger?

A

Dita

The digits of the hand.

64
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What is the Italian term for nail?

A

Unghia

The hard covering at the tip of each finger.

65
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What is the Italian term for palm?

A

Palmo della mano

The inner part of the hand.

66
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What is the Italian term for back?

A

Dorso

The posterior part of the body.

67
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What is the Italian term for leg?

A

Gamba

The limb used for locomotion.

68
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What is the Italian term for thigh?

A

Coscia

The upper part of the leg.

69
Q

What is the Italian term for knee?

A

Ginocchio

The joint connecting the thigh and lower leg.

70
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What is the Italian term for calf?

A

Polpaccio

The back part of the lower leg.

71
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What is the Italian term for shin?

A

Tibia

The front part of the lower leg.

72
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What is the Italian term for ankle?

A

Caviglia

The joint connecting the foot with the leg.

73
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What is the Italian term for heel?

A

Tallone

The back part of the foot.

74
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What is the Italian term for foot?

A

Piede

The lower extremity used for standing and walking.

75
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What is the Italian term for instep?

A

Collo del piede

The arched part of the top of the foot.

76
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What is the Italian term for sole?

A

Sotto del piede

The bottom surface of the foot.

77
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What is the Italian term for toe?

A

Dita

The digits of the foot.

78
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What is the Italian term for big toe?

A

Alluce

The largest toe on the foot.

79
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Brain

A

Cervello

80
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Heart

A

Cuore

81
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Lungs

A

Polmoni

82
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Liver

A

Fegato

83
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Kidneys

A

Reni

84
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Stomach

A

Stomaco

85
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Intestines (bowels)

A

Intestino

86
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Pancreas

A

Pancreas

87
Q

Spleen

A

Milza

88
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Bladder

A

Vescica

89
Q

Gall bladder

A

Cistifellea

90
Q

Uterus (womb)

A

Utero

91
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Larynx

A

Laringe

92
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Pharynx

A

Faringe

93
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Esophagus

A

Esofago

94
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Tonsil

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Tonsille

95
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Trachea/ windpipe

A

Trachea

96
Q

Blood

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Sangue

97
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White blood cells

A

Leucociti

98
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Red blood cells

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Eritrociti

99
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Platelets

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Piastrine

100
Q

Bone marrow

A

Midollo osseo

101
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Spinal cord

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Midollo spinale

102
Q

Blood vessels

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Vasi sanguigni

103
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Artery

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Arterie

104
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Capillary

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Capillari

105
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Vein

A

Vena

106
Q

Muscle

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Muscolo

107
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Joint

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Articolazione

108
Q

Gland

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Ghiandola

109
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Duct

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Dotto

110
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Tendon

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Tendine

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