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Questions and Answers List

level questions: vocab

Question	Answer
white (adjective)	albus, a, um
anantomy	anatomia, ae, f.
aorta	aorta, ae, f.
arch-shaped (adjective)	arcuātus, a, um
a small area on the body with a different pigment and histology	āreola, ae, f.
area surrounding the nipple of the breast	āreola mammae
artery	artēria, ae, f.
ear lobe, auricle (of the heart)	auricula, ae, f.
armpit	axilla, ae, f.
small sack, capsule	bursa, ae, f.
hollow (adjective)	cavus, a, um
collarbone	clāvicula, ae, f.
coccygeal (adjective)	coccygeus, a, um
column	columna, ae, f.
spine	columna vertebrārum
conjunctiva	conjunctīva, ae, f.
coronary (adjective)	corōnārius, a, um
horny, corneal	corneus, a, um
rib	costa, ae, f.
crest	crista, ae, f.
right (adjective)	dexter, tra, trum
eminence	ēminentia, ae, f.
external (adjective)	externus, a, um
sheet of fibrous tissue	fascia, ae, f.
bile (adjective)	felleus, a, um
calf bone	fibula, ae, f.
fissure, slit; cleft	fissūra, ae, f.
hole, a depression below the level of surface	fossa, ae, f.
gland	glandula, ae, f.
gluteal, relating to the buttocks (adjective)	glūteus, a, eum
gray (adjective)	griseus, a, um
hepatic, relating to the liver (adjective)	hēpaticus, a, um
coxal	īliacus, a, um
related to ilea and pubis	īliacopūbicus, a, um
notch	incīsūra, ae, f.
under the spine	īnfrāspīnātus, a, um
internal (adjective)	internus, a, um
wide (adjective)	lātus, a, um
line	līnea, ae, f.
tongue	lingua, ae, f.
breast	mamma, ae, f.
lower jaw	mandibula, ae, f.
upper jaw	maxilla, ae, f.
medial (adjective)	medius, a, um
marrow	medulla, ae, f.
prolongation of the spinal cord	medulla oblongāta
related to the soft covering of the brain	mēningeus, a, um
the smallest, small (in anatomy)	minimus, a, um
mucous membrane	mūcōsa, ae, f.
eighth (adjective)	octāvus, a, um
prolonged (adjective)	oblongātus, a, um
palatal (adjective)	palātīnus, a, um
eye lid	palpebra, ae, f.
nipple	papilla, ae, f.
kneecap	patella, ae, f.
pharyngeal (adjective)	pharyngeus, a, um
gate or way into the organ	porta, ae, f.
first (adjective)	prīmus, a, um
deep (adjective)	profundus, a, um
slit, fissure	rīma, ae, f.
saliva	salīva, ae, f.
shoulder blade	scapula, ae, f.
sclera, white of the eye	sclēra, ae, f.
second	secundus, a, um
left (adjective)	sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
crest or back spine	spīna, ae, f.
false (adjective)	spurius, a, um
under the mucose	submūcōsus, a, um
substance	substantia, ae, f.
above the spine	suprāspīnātus, a, um
stitch	sūtūra, ae, f.
systemic	systēmicus, a, um
tissue	tēla, ae, f.
the third (adjective)	tertius, a, um
thoracic (adjective)	thōrācicus, a, um
shinbone	tībia, ae, f.
tonsil	tōnsilla, ae, f.
windpipe	trachēa, ae, f.
transverse (adjective)	trānsversus, a, um
tube	tuba, ae, f.
salpinx, Fallopian tube	tuba uterina
layer	tunica, ae, f.
elbow bone	ulna, ae, f.
urinary (adjective)	urīnārius, a, um
relating to the uterus	uterīnus, a, um
uvula	ūvula, ae, f.
vagina, sheath	vāgīna, ae, f.
small valve	valvula, ae, f.
vein	vēna, ae, f.
portal vein	vēna portae
vertebra	vertebra, ae, f.
true (adjective)	vērus, a, um
bladder	vēsīca, ae, f.
gall bladder	vēsīca fellea
urinary bladder	vēsīca ūrīnāria
acute (adjective)	acūtus, a, um
open (adjective)	apertus, a, um
small painful erosion resulting from rupture of the blister in the oral cavity	aphtha, ae, f.
implantation of the artificial lens	artephakia, ae, f.
cataract, loss of transparency of the lens of the eye	cataracta, ae, f.
surgical (adjective)	chīrurgicus, a, um
complicated (adjective)	complicātus, a, um
inborn (adjective)	congenitus, a, um
dentist	dentista, ae, m.
diabetic (adjective)	diabēticus, a, um
disorderly development of an organ or tissue	dysplasia, ae, f.
fracture	frāctūra ae, f.
death of tissues as a result of interrupted blood supply	gangraena, ae, f.
hernia, protruding of a part or structure through the tissues normally containing it	hernia, ae, f.
the presence of an increased amount of blood in a part or organ, congestion	hyperaemia, ae, f.
insufficiency, failure	īnsufficientia, ae, f.
nature	nātūra, ae, f.
pneumonia, specific inflammation of the lungs	pneumonia, ae, f.
after operation (adjective)	postoperatīvus, a, um
rupture	ruptūra, ae, f.
secondary	secundārius, a, um
stomachic, supporting appetite	stomachicus, a, um
an alcoholic solution prepared from vegetable or chemical materials	tīnctūra, ae, f.
cure, treatment	therapia, ae, f.
wart	verrūca, ae, f.
and, also	et
in, into	ad
against	contrā
during, inside, within	intrā
after	post
because of	propter
from	ā, ab
with	cum
from	ē, ex
in, during (time)	in (question when? where?)
for (the reason)	prō
without	sine