Which is a shared characteristic of all animals?
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We relate the terms with their correct meanings:
- Lateral curvature of the spinal column. Correct answer: Scoliosis (N).
- Bat Shaped cranial bone behind the eyes. Correct answer: Sphenoid Bone (C).
- Large process below the neck of the femur. Correct answer: Trochanter (B).
- End of the long bone. Correct answer: Epiphysis (O).
- Flexible connective tissue at joints. Correct answer: Cartilage (J).
- Bone break at wrist. Correct answer: Colles Fracture (S).
- Round process around the ankle. Correct answer: malieolus (M).
- Forms the back and base of the bone. Correct answer: Occipital Bone (D).
- Poor development of the bone. Correct answer: Osteodystrophy (F).
- Pertaining to the smaller lower leg bone. Correct answer: Peroneal (G).
- Hip socket, Correct answer: acetabullum (L)
- Thin, delicate cranial bone; supports the nasal. Correct answer: ethmoid bone (A).
- formation of bone marrow. Correct answer: myelopoyesis (E).
- Malignant bone tumor. Correct answer: osteogenic sarcoma (R).
- Upper part of the hip bone. Correct answer: ischium (T).
- Forward vertebral subluxation. Correct answer: spondyiolisthesis (H).
- Bone is splintered of crushed. Correct answer: comminuted fracture (I).
- Heel bone. Correct answer: calcaneus (Q).
- Elbow bone. Correct answer: olecranon (K).
- Clubfoot. Correct answer: talipes (P).
Anatomical terminologies are the names of the various parts of the body. These names are used to describe the location, function, and structure of the body parts.
Anatomical terminologies are important in medicine, as they provide a common language for doctors and other medical professionals to communicate with each other. Without these terms, it would be very difficult for medical professionals to communicate effectively with one another.
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