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1 Body Organization Vocab
Health Occ Body Organization Vocab

2 Vocab 6-1 p. 171-176 Cell Tissue Organs Systems Cell Membrane Nucleus
Cytoplasm Nerve Cell Epithelial Cells Muscle Cell Respiration Anatomical Position Directional Terms

3 Vocab Part 2 Copy these words and definitions.
Distal-further away from the injury/midline/insertion Proximal-closer to injury/insertion/midline Adduction- movement of a body part towards the midline of the body Abduction-movement of a body part away from the midline of the body Flexion-decreasing an angle at the joint Extension-increasing an angle at the joint Anterior Posterior Deep Superficial Supine Prone Medial Lateral Superior Inferior Copy these words and definitions. Look these up in your book. Pg. 176

4 Laparoscopy Cytology Cytoplasm Genetics Histology Adipose Adenectomy
Word Breakdown Put a around the suffix the word root Put a around the prefix Laparoscopy Cytology Cytoplasm Genetics Histology Adipose Adenectomy Adenitis Adenomalacia Adenosclerosis Pathology Etiology

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