An Anatomical Wordbook
- 1st Edition - November 28, 1990
- Latest edition
- Author: Stephen Lewis
- Language: English
An Anatomical Wordbook serves as a reference guide of words used in the science of Anatomy. The text aims to enhance the comprehension of all who study anatomy by providing… Read more
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Description
Description
An Anatomical Wordbook serves as a reference guide of words used in the science of Anatomy. The text aims to enhance the comprehension of all who study anatomy by providing explanations to anatomical words. The book is organized in such a way that the words are grouped together by common themes for easy cross-referencing. The groups of words found in the text include bone names, names applied to muscles, words pertaining to joint types, and anatomical words where Latin and Greek are often used. Abbreviations, common prefixes and suffixes, anatomical lines, planes and points, regions of the abdomen and head and body types are likewise presented. Anatomists, physicians, and students and workers in the field of medicine will find great use of this book.
Table of contents
Table of contents
PrefaceAbbreviationsCommon PrefixesCommon SuffixesSome Anatomical Words Ending in -OidSome Anatomical Words Ending in -IformSome Anatomical Words Ending in -AteWords Pertaining to Number and QuantityAnatomical Words Where Latin and Greek Synonyms are Often UsedNames Applied to MusclesBone Names and their MeaningsNames of the Cranial Nerves and their MeaningsWords Pertaining to Joint TypesWords Pertaining to Action, Movement and Position in SpaceSome Anatomical Lines, Planes and PointsThe Regions of the AbdomenNamed Points on the SkullHead TypesBody TypesGlossary A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: January 14, 1991
- Language: English
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