What does abnormal anatomy mean?
Abnormal Anatomy means just that, that you are anatomically abnormal, or in layman's terms, that you have a missing or incorrect part of your body. That was probably said in reference to the gallbladder removal, meaning that with it gone you now do not have all of your body parts intact. Yeah, I know, doctors can give you a headache with all that mumbo jumbo... dontcha just wish they would SAY what they MEAN already??!
What does visceral mean in terms of anatomy?
From http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/visceral "of, relating to, or located on or among the viscera." Further, if you follow the dictionary entry's link to the word "viscera," you get the following definition: "an internal organ of the body; especially : one (as the heart, liver, or intestine) located in the great cavity of the trunk proper." P.S. Don't know if it's a typo or not, but it's "cite" rather than "sight" when referring to a source.
What does "scut" means in Grey's Anatomy?
its usually something not nice or used as punishments for interns in Grey's anatomy. it sounds like scut or skut, but I'm not sure the exact spelling is. anyone knows what it means or the correct spelling?
Anatomy & Physiology help?
1.Profundus- location and also orientation ( near the bottom) deep muscle, found in deep at the bottom 500 % sure 2.Abdominus- Location ( in the abdomen) 3.Femoris- Number of head ( edited: four headed muscle found in your thigh, called in latin FEMUR) 4.Deltoid- Shape ( like a delta shape) muscle on your shoulder 5.Teres- I will adit later ( SHAPE sure) warm-shaped 6.Brevis- size ( for 200% sure now) means short 7. Supraspinatus- ( spina is the upper back muscle; supra= LOCATION) 8. Flexor-Function/action 9. Longus- Size ( means elongated/ long) 10. Adductor- Action 11. Transversus- Orientation 12. Rectus- Shape ( Straight ) 100 % sure I will have a acute look up and edit again LATER. For now it will help you. --------------------------------------... EDITED I have just turned up after my lectures......... ( so will go into some details now) --------------------------------------... I will give LATIN example for each muscle and try to translate in ENGLISH......just to help you! 1. Musculus flexor digitorum profundus( deep finger muscles)----------> LOCATION, where? deep.=profound 2. Musculus transversus abdominis( transverse muscle in the abdomen -----> / orientation also LOCATION 3.Musculus quadriceps femoris( four-headed muscle found in femur or thigh) so orientation surely 4. Musculus deltoideus ( delta shaped muscle on your shoulder) = SHAPE 5. Musculus teres minor( warm shaped, very small muscle found under deltoidal shoulder muscle) = SHAPE and size; teres warm like! 6.Musculus extensor carpi radialis brevis ( found in your rist small muscle) BREVIS =small--> SIZE 7. Musculus supraspinatus( spina means back muscle, supra means on the surface) = orientation/location 8. Musculus flexor carpi radialis( contracting muscle of you rist) = function 9. Musculus palmaris longus( long muscle of your palm) SIZE 10. Musculus adductor brevis( adducting muscle below the thigh) =FUNCTION 11.Musculus transversus abdominis( the transverse muscle of abdomen) ORIENTATION 12. Musculus rectus abdomini( the straight muscle of abdomen) = SHAPE Answer are 200% correct and consulted with an ANATOMY atlas.
What does anatomical adaptation mean?
Study the limbs of bat and that of a horse. The basic material is the same but one is modified for flying and the other for running.
What does it mean to have 'a kitchen' ?
lol... a "kitchen" is the back of the hair line that is the most difficult area to keep straight if the hair is processed or permed. I'd like also pip in on the "good hair" comment though, hair is a matter of perspective and I personally am happy to be nappy!
On Grey's Anatomy, what did Denny mean by 'I'm here for you'?
I just watched the episode Stairway Into Heaven where the hospital staff is struggling with choosing between letting the murderer die and give the organs to the little boy who needs them, or save his life only to have him be executed in five days. Also, Lexy and Slogan make progress somewhat ;) while Izzy and Denny have a huge breakthrough. Which brings me to my question, what did he mean when he said to Izzy, "I'm here for you." At the end she figured it out, but I'm still in the dark. Does it mean that he was here to hold her hand because she will die soon? I don't understand.
What did the double o 7 mean in greys anatomy tonight?
Yeah.
What do they mean in anatomy when they say visceral or parietal?
Visceral often has something to do with organs or the center of the body. Such as, the visceral layer of the peritoneum is the layer that covers the abdominal organs. Parietal, on the other hand, has to do with the outer edges of the body. So, on the contrary, the parietal layer of the peritoneum lines the edges of the abdominal cavity.