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| Freely movable (hip & sholder) |
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| defiency of vitamin D in children |
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| (hunchback) exaggerated curve of thoracic area of spine |
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| Hip socket, found in pelvic bone |
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| Move in one direction only (knees & elbows) |
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| Thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities |
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| (Malleus) hammer; (incus) anvil; (stapes) stirrup |
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| particles are pushed through a membrane by a cechanical pressure. |
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| Diffusion, ososis, and filtration |
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| vertical cut through the body that divides the body into anterior and posterior sections. |
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| fundamental unit of living tissue |
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| substance within a cell from which it develops |
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| division of abdominal area into 4 parts |
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| blood is a type of connective tissue |
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| conenital defects are inherited |
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| appendix is in what cavity |
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| random movement ofdissolved particles |
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| carry molecules across the membrane from an area of lower concentration to one of higher concentration |
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| Loose tissue (stretchable) found between tissues and organs |
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| What can you find in the cranial cavity |
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| Brain, pituitary gland, pineal gland |
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