The organs of trunk cavities and line the cavity.
Electromagnetic radiation moves through the body and is exposed on a photographic plate.
One or more tissues functioning together.
Many abdominal organs and lines the abdominopelvic cavity.
3-D radiographic image of an organ.
Lying face upward.
A plane other than at a right angle.
Study of tissues.
Toward the back of the body.
Structures examined without a microscope.
Structural and functional changes caused by disease.
Away from the head.
The heart.
Sound waves that pass into the body and bounce back to a receiver.
Group of organs functioning together.
The body into anterior and posterior sections.
External form and relation to deeper structures.
Group of similar cells and the materials surrounding them.
Relative to the surface of the body.
Forward or toward the front of the body.
Radioactively labeled glucose usage by a tissue.
Toward the head.
Divides the body into left and right portions.
Studied area by area.
Interaction of atoms.
Relative to the midline.
The body into superior and inferior sections.
Cellular anatomy.
Surrounds the lungs and lines the thoracic cavity.
Computer-analyzed X-ray images.
Any living thing.
A sagittal plane down the midline of the body.
Studied system by system.
Structural and functional unit of living organisms.
Used to describe linear structures.
Radio waves directed to the patient while under an electromagnetic field.
Lying face downward.
