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| placing a patient on the side to allow the easy drainage of fluids from the mouth; also called the lateral recumbent position |
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| the universal position of the human body from which all body positions are described. In this position, the subject stands facing the observer, with the arms at the side and palms facing forward |
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| return of a joint from a flexed position to an anatomic position |
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| the study of body parts that are visible to the naked eye, such as bones, muscles and organs |
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| an imaginary longitudinal line that divides the human body into left and right parts; also called the mid-sagittal plane or the midline |
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| a division of the skeletal system which includes the extremities and their attachments to the body |
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| hollow areas within the body that contain organs and organ systems |
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| striated involuntary muscle that has the capacity to generate and conduct electrical impulses |
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| structures containing DNA within the cell's nucleus. Human cells contain 23 pairs of chromosomes |
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| a sequence of reactions in an organism in which oxidation of acids provides energy for storage in phosphate bonds (as in ATP); also called tricarboxyglic acid cycle |
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| the space between the lungs, in the center of the chest, that contains the heart, trachea, mainstem bronchi, part of the esophagus and large blood vessels |
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