Terminology

Question 1

Define: Axial

Answer 1

Trunk + Skull

Question 2

Define: Perpendicular

Answer 2

Pertaining to the limbs

Question 3

Define: Cephalic

Answer 3

Relating to the head

Question 4

Define: Cranium/Cranial

Answer 4

The Skull

Question 5

Define: Cervical

Answer 5

To do with the neck region of the spine

Question 6

Define: Thoracic

Answer 6

To do with the upper back

Question 7

Define: Lumbar

Answer 7

To do with the lower back

Question 8

Define: Sacral

Answer 8

To do with the sacrum

Question 9

Define: Coccygeal

Answer 9

To do with the coccyx

Question 10

Define: Sternal

Answer 10

Sternum

Question 11

Define: Pectoral

Answer 11

Chest

Question 12

Define: Pelvic

Answer 12

Public region

Question 13

Define: Inguinal

Answer 13

Intestines

Question 14

Define: Axillary

Answer 14

Armpit

Question 15

Define: Brachial

Answer 15

Upper Arm

Question 16

Define: Cubital

Answer 16

Ulna, near elbow

Question 17

Define: Antecubital

Answer 17

Elbow pit

Question 18

Define: Cubitis

Answer 18

Another word for Antecubital

Question 19

Define: Antebrachial

Answer 19

Forearm

Question 20

Define: Carpal

Answer 20

Wrist

Question 21

Define: Pollex

Answer 21

Thumn

Question 22

Define: Phalange

Answer 22

Fingers

Question 23

Define: Gluteal

Answer 23

Butt

Question 24

Define: Coxal

Answer 24

Hip, or hip joint

Question 25

Define: Femoral

Answer 25

Femur

Question 26

Define: Patellar

Answer 26

Knee Cap

Question 27

Define: Popliteal

Answer 27

Posterior of knee cap

Question 28

Define: Crural / Crus

Answer 28

Relation to leg; Crus is plural or crural

Question 29

Define: Sural

Answer 29

Calf

Question 30

Define: Tarsal

Answer 30

Tarsus of foot

Question 31

Define: Pes

Answer 31

Foot

Question 32

Define: Plantar

Answer 32

Sole of foot

Question 33

Define: Dorsum

Answer 33

Top of foot

Question 34

Define: Calcaneal

Answer 34

Heel

Question 35

Define: Hallux

Answer 35

Big Toe

Question 36

Define the Latin prefix: a-

Answer 36

Without, no

Question 37

Define the Latin prefix: ab-

Answer 37

apart, away from

Question 38

Define the Latin prefix: ad-

Answer 38

Toward

Question 39

Define the Latin prefix: arthro-

Answer 39

Man

Question 40

Define the Latin prefix: bi-

Answer 40

two

Question 41

Define the Latin prefix: brachi-

Answer 41

arm

Question 42

Define the Latin prefix: cardio-

Answer 42

Pertaining to th eheart

Question 43

Define the Latin prefix: caud=

Answer 43

Tail, or tailike appendage

Question 44

Define the Latin prefix: cephal-

Answer 44

To do with the head

Question 45

Define the Latin prefix: cerebro-

Answer 45

To do with the brain

Question 46

Define the Latin prefix: chrondro-

Answer 46

Cartilage

Question 47

Define the Latin prefix: contra-

Answer 47

Upon, on, over

Question 48

Define the Latin prefix: cost-

Answer 48

To do with the ribs

Question 49

Define the Latin prefix: derm-

Answer 49

To do with the skin

Question 50

Define the Latin prefix: ecto-

Answer 50

Outer

Question 51

Define the Latin prefix: endo-

Answer 51

Inside

Question 52

Define the Latin prefix: epi-

Answer 52

Upon, on or above

Question 53

Define the Latin prefix: hist-

Answer 53

Tissue

Question 54

Define the Latin prefix: hyper-

Answer 54

Excessive; above norm

Question 55

Define the Latin prefix: hypo-

Answer 55

Below norm

Question 56

Define the Latin prefix: infra-

Answer 56

Beneath

Question 57

Define the Latin prefix: inter-

Answer 57

Between

Question 58

Define the Latin prefix: intra-

Answer 58

Within

Question 59

Define the Latin prefix: ipsi-

Answer 59

Same/self

Question 60

Define the Latin prefix: meta-

Answer 60

Can mean two things:

After (as in metathorax)
or
Change (as in metamorphosis)

Question 61

Define the Latin prefix: morph-

Answer 61

Shape

Question 62

Define the Latin prefix: myo-

Answer 62

Muscle

Question 63

Define the Latin prefix: neur-

Answer 63

Nerves

Question 64

Define the Latin prefix: osteo-

Answer 64

Bone

Question 65

Define the Latin prefix: peri-

Answer 65

Around (or to wrap around)

Question 66

Define the Latin prefix: somato-

Answer 66

The body/bodily

Question 67

Define the Latin prefix: supra-

Answer 67

Above, over

Question 68

Define the Latin prefix: syn-

Answer 68

Union, association

Question 69

Define the Latin prefix: uni-

Answer 69

One/singular

Question 70

Define the Latin suffix: -blast

Answer 70

Immature stage of development

Question 71

Define the Latin suffix: -clast

Answer 71

Breakdown, or something that breaks

Question 72

Define the Latin suffix: -cyte

Answer 72

Hollow