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Uterine (fallopian) tube
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| Middle, pertaining to mesentery |
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After, beyond, over.
Change or transformation.
Following in a series. |
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| Upward deviation of the visual axis of one eye when the other eye is fixing |
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| An affinity for, stimulating |
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Situated at or directed toward the front
Opposite of posterior |
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The act of lying down.
The position assumed in lying down. |
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A turning inside out.
A turning outward |
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The head is turned to one side, and the arms are extended on the bed, the elbows flexed and resting so that they partially bear the weight of the patient. |
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Situated away from the midline of the body.
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Having two sides.
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| Position in which the patient lies on his or her back, legs flexed on the thighs, thighs flexed on the abdomen and abducted. |
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| The patient lies on his or her left side and chest, the right knee and thigh drawn up, the left arm along the back. |
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| The patient is supine on a surface inclined 45 degrees, the head lower than the legs. |
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