abdomen

abdominal

The abdomen is the region below the chest containing the internal organs (such as the liver, intestines, stomach, gallbladder)

fat

adipose

The suffix -ose means pertaining to or full of.

front

anterior

The suffix -ior means pertaining to

to cast (throw)

anabolism

The suffix ana- means up. The suffix -ism means process. In the cellular process, proteins are built up (protein synthesis)

neck (of the body or the uterus)

cervical

The cervix is the neck of uterus. the term cervical can mean pertaining to the neck of the body or the neck (lower part) of the uterus.

Cartledge (type of connective tissue)

chondroma

This is a benign tumor.

color

chromosomes

coccyx (tailbone)

coccygeal

skull

craniotomy

cell

cytoplasm

The suffix -plasm means formation

far, distant

distal

The back portion of the body

dorsal

The dorsal fin of a fish is on its back

tissue

histology

ilium (part of the pelvic bone)

iliac

groin

inguinal

nucleus

karyotype

The suffix -type means classification or picture

side

lateral

Lower back (side and back between the ribs and the pelvis)

lumbosacral

middle

medial

nucleus

nucleic

pelvis, hip region

pelvic

The pelvis includes all the bones that surround the pelvic cavity

back, behind

posterior

nearest

proximal

sacrum

sacral

flesh

sarcoma

spine, backbone

spinal

nipple

epithelial cell

chest

thoracic

Trachea, windpipe

tracheal

navel, umbilicus

umbilical

Belly side of the body

ventral

vertebra(e)

backbone(s)

vertebral

Internal organs

visceral

up

anabolic

down

catabolic

The cellular process of breaking down foods to release energy

above

epigastric

below

hypochondriac region

between

intervertebral disc

change

metabolism

Literally, to cast(bol/o) a change (meta-), meaning the chemical changes (processes) that occur in a cell.