Change:  cavity.] vit– “life” [Vitamins are essential for life.] zyg– “joining” [A zygote is formed when a sperm and an ovum join at conception.] Go Back to General Radiography PageOther related pages of interestGlossary of TermsGross AnatomyMedical AbbreviationsApplied Radiography Radiographic Anatomy Radiographic Protocols   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2219)

Change: Other related pages of interest Applied Radiography Radiographic Anatomy Radiographic ProtocolsA strong knowledge of anatomy is important in the study of radiography. Here is a list of body regions that you need to become familiar with: Anatomical Regions: Abdominal: Region between the thorax and pelvis. Acromial: The   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2215)

Change: A strong knowledge of anatomy is important in the study of radiography. Here is a list of body regions that you need to become familiar with: Anatomical Terms:Regions: Abdominal: Region between the thorax and pelvis. Acromial: The top of the shoulder. Antebrachial: The forearm. Antecubital: The space   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2219)

Change:  occurs when a male’s testes fail to descend into the scrotum and are “hidden” inside the body cavity.] cyan– “blue” [Cyanosis occurs when lack of oxygen causes the skin to turn blue.] cyt– “cell” [Osteocytes are bone cells.] de– “to undo” [Deamination is the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 2198)

Change: some of theterms mostyou basicmight termsencounter that you needrefer to becomespecific regions of familiarthe withbody Abdominal: The region between the thorax and the pelvis. Acromial: The top of the shoulder. Antebrachial: The forearm. Antecubital: The space in front of the elbow. Axillary:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 257)

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