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4. The part above another orcloser to the head

6. Term for head

7. Term for breastbone

8. A part farther from the trunkor farther from anotherspecified point

9. Term for naval

12. A part closer to the trunk ofthe body or closer to anotherspecified point

13. Term for palm

15. Plane dividing the body intosuperior & inferior sections

17. Cavity that holds the brain

18. Term for buttock

19. Term for area in front of theelbow

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25. The part below another ortowards the feet

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29. Term for anterior knee

36. Term for thigh

37. Term for thumb

38. Term for abdomen

39. Term for cheek

40. Cavity that holds the lungs

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2. Towards the back

3. Includes the head, neck &trunk

4. Plane dividing the body intoleft & right sections

5. Cavity that holds the heart

10. Cavity that holds the liver,gallbladder, stomach,pancreas, spleen, kidney,intestines

11. Term for neck

14. Includes the limbs attachedto the body's axis

16. Situated near the surface

20. Region between thorax &pelvis

21. Term for groin

23. Term for elbow

24. Term for lower back

26. Plane dividing the body intoanterior & posterior sections

28. Term for great toe

30. Towards the front

31. The side with respect to theimaginary midline

32. Cavity that holds the urinarybladder and reproductiveorgans

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34. Term for ribs

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4. The outer layer of the wall of the heart6. Fiber branches that extend from the atrioventricular

bundle9. The bundle of fibers that carry cardiac impulses

11. One of the lower chambers of the heart12. A section of nodal tissue that sets the rate of

contraction for the heart13. One of these is felt to find a pulse15. When ventricles relax and fill with blood16. Valve between the left ventricle and the aorta21. One of the upper heart chambers22. The inner layer of the heart23. Tiny vessels connecting arteries and veins27. Valve between the right atrium and right ventricle28. These arteries supply oxygenated blood to the arms29. When ventricles pump blood out of the heart

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2. Carry blood that is oxygen-poor3. Carries oxygen-poor blood from the body to the heart

(2 words)5. The muscular middle layer of the wall of the heart7. These arteries carry oxygenated and nutrient filled

blood to the heart muscle8. The two large veins that join to form the superior vena

cava10. chambers that collect blood as it enters the heart14. Chambers that pump blood to the lungs17. Cardiac __________ is the rate at which the heart

conducts electrical impulses18. Valve between the right ventricle and the pulmonary

artery19. The heart has four of these20. Fluid-filled sac that surrounds the heart21. The smallest arteries24. The sound made when valves open and close25. Valve between the left atrium and left ventricle26. Common __________ arteries carry oxygenated

blood from the abdominal aorta to the legs and feet

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1. The half of the cerebrum that processes visual information4. The three protective membranes that cover the brain and

spinal cord6. The deeply folded and ridged gray matter is called the

cerebral __________7. The __________-brain barrier protects the brain from

chemical intrusion from the rest of the body9. Largest and most complex portion of the brain

10. The part of the brain below the back of the cerebrum14. One of the functions of the parietal lobe16. Structure where an impulse passes from one neuron to

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nervous tissue that is light in color24. A region in the upper part of the brainstem26. Four hollow spaces in the brain filled with cerebrospinal fluid29. The branching structure of a neuron that receives messages30. A nerve cell34. One of the three membranes that protects the brain and

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3. The lobe at the lower side of each cerebral hemisphere5. One of the functions of the frontal lobe6. The brain and spinal cord8. The long groove on the surface of the brain

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brainstem that controls heartbeat, breathing, swallowing,etc13. The corpus __________ is a large bundle of nerve fibers

that connect the cerebral hemispheres15. One of the functions of the temporal lobe17. The __________ plexus produces cerebrospinal fluid18. Graphical record of the electrical activity of the brain20. Top of the skull22. Tough, translucent membrane that protects the brain and

spinal cord23. The base of the brain25. One of the important neurotransmitters26. One of the functions of the occipital lobe27. The lobe of the brain responsible for judgment28. A fatty substance that covers axons31. The innermost layer of the meninges32. Central nervous tissue that is relatively dark in color

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2. Blowing or swishing sound heard with stethoscope3. Elongated, dilated superficial veins7. Largest lymphatic organ8. Carry blood to the heart9. Largest artery in the body

11. Enlargement of the heart12. Tetralogy of __________, congenital defect14. Bluish or grayish discoloration of skin, nails, lips15. Slow heartbeat17. Profuse secretion of sweat18. Fainting20. Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart21. System that removes excess fluids from tissues and

returns to blood25. Patent __________ arteriosus, congenital defect26. Excessive systemic arterial blood pressure29. Lack of blood supply to tissue30. One type of heart valve31. Wall that separates the right and left sides of the heart34. Abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissues35. Smallest branches of veins36. Abnormal heartbeat rhythm37. Carry blood away from the heart

1. One type of heart valve3. Two cavities of the heart4. Aortic __________, narrowing of aortic valve5. Intermittent __________, cramplike pain in legs6. Paleness of skin and/or mucous membranes

10. Rapid heartbeat13. Pounding or racing of heart16. Inflammation of blood vessels19. Angina __________, chest pain22. Difficult or painful breathing23. Acute __________ infarction, heart attack24. Two cavities of the heart27. Death of tissue due to lack of blood supply28. Mitral valve __________32. Fluttering or humming abnormal heart sound33. The organ that pumps blood

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2. Blood levels decreased in liver and kidney diseases5. Thrombocytopenia can be determined by a

__________ count7. A blood __________ is done when sepsis is

suspected10. This count is decreased in anemia11. High levels make the blood specimen have a milky

appearance12. Stain performed to detect the presence and

suspected type of bacteria in a body substance14. Test done before blood transfusion17. This test on a urine reagent strip can indicate

starvation or uncontrolled diabetes18. One of the electrolytes20. Warfarin therapy is monitored with this test21. Bad cholesterol is __________ density lipoprotein23. Blood test used to determine if heart attack has

occurred24. This test on a urine reagent strip can indicate the

presence of bacteria25. Abbreviation of test that measures bone marrow

production of red cells

1. Good cholesterol is __________ density lipoprotein2. Blood level elevated in pancreatic disorders3. Increased levels of this can make the patient have

yellow skin and sclera4. A fecal __________ blood test is performed to see if

blood is present in stool sample5. PCR = __________ chain reaction6. TSH = __________ stimulating hormone8. Blood titer done to see if patient has had German

measles9. Blood level elevated in diabetics

10. Abbreviation of common blood test for syphilis13. Specimen collected from bone when blood disease is

suspected15. Blood and urine levels elevated in kidney disorders16. Complete blood __________18. Abbreviation of nonspecific test for inflammation19. Elevated blood levels of __________ acid can indicate

gout22. This count is elevated in bacterial infections

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rate11. Eruption on the skin12. Nosebleed13. Retention of fluids in

the tissues14. Increased thirst17. Excessive

perspiration18. A yellow appearance

first evident in thewhites of the eyes

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1. Widens the diameter ofblood vessels

3. Relieves allergies6. Counteracts diarrhea

12. Reduces high bloodpressure

13. Prevents ovulation14. Induces vomiting16. Stops blood flow17. Reduces anxiety20. Produces loss of feeling

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23. Increases urination25. Promotes defecation26. Calms and quiets

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1. Word part for stiffening3. Word part for side4. Word part for crackling7. Word part for clotting9. Prefix meaning abnormal

10. Word part for burning12. Prefix meaning frequent16. Word part for scab18. Suffix meaning

expansion, dilation20. Word part for lung25. Word part for eyelid26. Prefix meaning bad or

poor27. Word part for cheek30. Word part for uterus31. Word part for fallopian

tube33. Word part for iron36. Suffix meaning prolapse

37. Suffix for movement39. Word part for kidney40. Word part for old age,

aging42. Word part for nail44. Word part for the color

blue45. Word part for opening49. Suffix meaning to

breathe or breathing50. Word part for vein51. Word part for sweat52. Prefix meaning none53. Suffix meaning urinary

condition55. Word part for armpit57. Word part for black or

dark58. Suffix meaning enzyme59. Suffix meaning mass

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red6. Prefix meaning rapid,

fast7. Word part for tailbone8. Word part for tongue

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13. Word part for finger ortoe

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puncture17. Word part for artery19. Suffix meaning abnormal

condition of narrowing21. Suffix meaning bursting

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herniation or protrusion24. Prefix meaning away

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condition47. Suffix meaning pain48. Suffix meaning condition

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1. In certain situations, PPE may include the use of a face__________

6. Use of good body __________ helps the skeletal, muscular,and nervous systems function without injury

8. One of the routes of exposure to hazardous substances9. The flammability hazard portion of a warning label is this

color12. One type of PPE14. Agency responsible for the Guideline for Hand Hygiene in

Healthcare Settings15. Personal __________ equipment or PPE16. Intimate contact such as kissing is an example of this type

of contact transmission of infection17. The color of the warning label that designates a substance

as a health hazard18. The special hazard portion of a warning label is this color24. an N95 particulate mask must be worn when working with

known or suspected __________ patients25. The acronym used to provide instructions on using a fire

extinguisher28. Splashes of blood is an example of this type of contact

transmission of infection30. This type of immunity occurs via vaccination31. The "C" in the acronym R.A.C.E. used in event of a fire32. A substance of this type can cause other chemicals to catch

on fire34. This section of the MSDS provides information on how to

dispose of the hazardous substance35. One method/mode of infection transmission37. Substance used on skin to kill most microorganisms

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2. This type of hazardous substance may cause infertility orbirth defects

3. This type of testing is needed before wearing an N95particulate mask

4. One of the many types of infectious agents5. Liquids of this type may catch fire7. This type of hazardous substance may destroy tissue

10. This section of the MSDS provides the correct PPE to usewhen handling the substance

11. The color of the warning label that designates a substanceas reactive

13. Federal agency that enforces safety and health legislation15. A common flammable substance found in medical offices19. Gloves should never be reused or __________20. This vector transmits West Nile virus21. The only level of asepsis that kills all microorganisms22. The maximum number used to indicate the severity of a

hazardous substance23. Substance used on surfaces or equipment to kill most

microorganisms26. In certain situations, handwashing can be replaced with the

use of __________-based hand rub27. This type of hazardous substance may cause cancer29. Source for details about a specific hazardous substance33. One of the components of the fire triangle36. This vector transmits Lyme disease

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The Abdominal Cavity

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1. Stores glycogen and secretes bile3. Secretes glucagon and insulin6. Stomach enzyme that degrades protein9. First portion of the intestine

11. Reservoir for bile14. Blind-ended tube connected to the cecum15. Occurs when the pancreas in unable to produce

insulin17. Upper boundary of the abdominal cavity19. Enzyme produced by the pancreas that

degrades carbohydrates22. Convey urine to the bladder23. Stores feces; considered part of the pelvic

region

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down into nutrients10. Liver disease12. Organs that excrete urine13. Distal 3/5 of the small intestine16. Transports urine from the bladder to the exterior18. The large intestine20. Large lymphoid organ that assists with the

destruction of red blood cells and removal ofiron

21. Third portion of the small intestine

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The Ear, Nose, & Throat

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1. Also known as the windpipe4. The upper part of the airway that begins at the

back of nasal passages and ends at the top ofthe esophagus

6. Also known as the voice box7. Membrane that transmits sound to the ossicles

inside the middle ear10. The __________ canals are responsible for

balance and equilibrium14. Medical term for nosebleed15. Flap of soft tissue just above the vocal cords16. Associated with hoarseness or loss of voice19. Feeling of dizziness20. A sharp barking cough in children21. Soft growths that develop on the lining of the

nose or sinuses23. Aural __________, absence of a normal

opening into the ear24. External __________, the triangular-shaped

projection in the center of the face

2. Tissue located behind the nose that can lead toproblems with breathing

3. Yeast infection of the mouth5. The nose has two of these that are divided by

the septum7. Compose most of the mucosal tissue of the

nose8. Small, open sores on the tongue, inside the lips

or on the sides or back of the mouth9. Tube that links the pharynx to the middle ear

11. Allergic __________, also called hay fever12. Disease is associated with a change in fluid

volume within parts of the labyrinth in the ear13. The tube through which sound travels to the

eardrum17. Located at the back and the sides of the mouth18. Portion of the inner ear that looks like a snail

shell21. Outermost visual part of the ear22. Divides the nostrils and gives shape to the nose

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1. Parathryoid hormone regulates __________ and phosphatein the blood

4. Produced by the alpha Islet cells of the pancreas5. Sometimes called the "master gland"7. Many women with __________ovary syndrome have high

levels of a varient of testosterone called free testosterone9. The "flight-or-fight" hormone

10. Female gonads11. Hormone secreted by the testes that is responsible for male

sexual development13. Hormone produced by the pituitary gland that causes the

uterus to contract during childbirth15. Type __________ diabetes results when the body is unable

to respond normally to insulin16. This hormone produced by the pituitary helps to retain water

in the kidneys18. Male gonads19. Hormone produced by the pineal gland that causes

drowsiness21. Gland located in the neck22. The endocrine system works closely with this system to help

the body function properly23. Gland located in the middle of the brain24. Thyroid hormone that is also called T425. This hormone, secreted by the ovaries, works with estrogen

to regulate the menstrual cycle

2. Adrenal insufficiency results in __________ disease3. Foundation of the endocrine system is __________ and

glands4. Hormone produced by the alpha Islet cells of the pancreas5. Hormone produced by the pituitary that activates milk

production in breast-feeding women6. This hormone produced by the thyroid helps construct bone7. Four tiny glands attached to the thyroid gland8. Hormone produced by the pancreas that regulates glucose

in the blood11. Potent thyroid hormone12. Hormone produced by the ovaries that drops in quantity

during menopause13. Type __________ diabetes results when the pancreas fails

to produce enough insulin14. A characteristic physical symptom seen when excessive

levels of thyroid hormones are produced17. Hormones act as __________ between cells20. Gland located on top of each kidney

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6. Transparent, anterior part ofthe eyeball

7. Abnormal overflow of tearscaused by blockage of thelacrimal duct

11. Colored part of the eye13. Gland located in the upper

outer region above theeyeball that secretes tears

15. Extreme sensitivity to light19. __________ body; ring of

muscle behind the peripheraliris

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increase intraocular pressurethat damages the optic nerve

24. Involuntary twitching of theeye

25. Oil glands located along therim of the eyelids

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conjunctiva; pinkeye40. Opaque clouding of the lens

causing decreased vision41. Involuntary, rapid oscillating

movement of the eyeball42. Misalignment of the eye

caused by intraocular muscleimbalance

43. Distorted vision caused by anoblong or cylindricalcurvature of the lenses orcornea

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2. Innermost layer thatperceives and transmits lightto the optic nerve

3. Vascular layer beneath thesclera

4. Absence of the lens, usuallyafter cataract extraction

5. Impaired vision due to theaging process

8. Double vision9. Abnormal protrusion of one

or both eyeballs10. Dye used to visualize the

retinal and choroidal vessels12. Surgical repair of an eyelid14. Secretion of tears16. Eyestrain17. Inflammation of the eyelid18. Inflammation of the lacrimal

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20. Chronic nodular inflammationof a meibomian gland

26. Inward turning of the rim ofthe eyelid

27. Transparent structure behindthe pupil that bends andfocuses light on the retina

30. Black circular opening in thecenter of the iris

31. Process of measuringintraocular pressure

32. Inflammation of the cornea34. Mucous membrane that lines

the eyelids and outer surfaceof the eyeball

36. Blind spot in vision38. Movable protective fold that

opens and closes, coveringthe eye

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The Integumentary System

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5. Raised lesion less than 1 cm in diameter that is filledwith clear fluid

7. An area of edema in the upper epidermis8. Having the presence of blisters

10. Crack-like sore that extends through the epidermininto the dermis

11. A type of skin inflammation13. Inflammation of the skin16. A boil18. The deeper, thicker skin layer composed of

connective tissue, blood vessels, nerves, glands andhair follicles

23. One of the functions of the skin is regulation of__________

24. Sweat glands27. Severe boil with sinus tract formation28. These are made of tightly packed, hard, keratinized

epidermal cells29. Oil glands located in the epidermis

1. Circumscribed elevated lesions that contain pus2. A common mole3. Condition when there is a complete or partial absence

of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes4. Overgrowth of scar tissue6. Loss of hair9. The stratum __________ is present only in the fingers

tips,palms and soles12. The skin cells that produce melanin, which contributes

to skincolor and absorbs damaging UV light14. The most serious form of skin cancer15. The thinner more superficial layer of the skin17. Method of drug passage across the epidermis and

into theblood vessels of the dermis19. Localized infection with a cavity containing pus20. Massive edema21. A blackhead is an open __________.22. Infection that spreads through the subcutaneous

tissues25. Eating or gnawing away of the tissue26. Benign skin lesion caused by papilloma virus

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2. Flexor muscles on the back of the upper leg4. Permanent tightening of fascia, muscles, tendons, or skin

when nonelastic fibrous tissues replace normal elasticconnective tissues

6. Movement of a limb toward the midline of the body7. Inflammation of the tendons caused by excessive or

unusual use of the joint10. Study of human factors that affect the design and operation

of tools and the work environment12. Flat triangular muscle that covers the back of neck,

shoulders, and thorax15. Paralysis of all four extremities16. Flexor muscle on the front of arm19. Abnormal muscle tone that causes impairment of voluntary

muscle movement24. The calf muscle25. Lacking normal muscle tone or strength26. Injury of a joint that usually involves a stretched or torn

ligament27. Localized muscle spasm named for its cause28. Extreme slowness in movement29. Circular movement at the far end of a limb

1. Weakness or wearing away of body tissues and structures2. Total paralysis affecting only one side of the body3. Sudden, involuntary jerking of a muscle or group of muscles5. The muscle that forms the cap of the shoulder6. Movement of a limb away from the midline of the body8. Narrow band of nonelastic, dense, fibrous connective tissue

that attaches a muscle to a bone9. Loss of muscle mass, strength, and function that comes

with aging11. Ring-like muscle that tightly constructs the opening of a

passageway13. Diagnostic test that measures the electrical activity within

muscles fibers in response to nerve stimulation14. Inflammation of the tissues surrounding the elbow15. The main muscle on the front of the femur17. Bending of the foot upward at the ankle18. Band of fibrous tissue that holds structures together

abnormally20. __________ Major - muscle on the upper chest21. Largest muscle of the buttocks (2 words)22. Inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary

movement23. Sheet of fibrous connective tissue that covers, supports, and

separates muscles or groups of muscles26. Injury to the body of the muscle or to the attachment of a

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2. Passageway for air from the larynx to the area of the carina;windpipe

7. Thin-walled microscopic air sacs that exchange gases9. Partition that separates the thorax into two compartments

11. Hoarseness13. Air-filled spaces in the skull that open into the nasal cavity15. a right and left airway branching from the area of the carina

into the lungs16. Popping sounds heard on auscultation of the lung17. Hair-like processes from the surface of epithelial cells20. Lower part of the pharynx just below the oropharynx

opening into the larynx and esophagus23. Normal breathing24. Lid-like structure that covers the larynx during swallowing27. Central portion of the pharynx between the roof of the mouth

and the upper edge of the epiglottis29. Slow breathing31. Fast breathing32. Difficulty breathing33. Mucous __________; thin sheets of tissue that line the

respiratory passages and secrete mucus

1. High-pitched musicalsounds heard onauscultation of the lungs

2. Oval lymphatic tissueson each side of thepharynx

3. High-pitched crowingsound that is a sign ofobstruction in the upperairway

4. Membranes enclosingthe lung and lining thethoracic cavity

5. Opening between thevocal cords in the larynx

6. Part of the pharynxdirectly behind the nasalpassages

8. Two spongy organslocated in the thoraciccavity

10. Progressively smallertubular branches of theairways

12. Inability to breathe14. Structure that warms,

moistens, and filters airas it enters therespiratory tract

18. Subdivisions of the lungs19. Functional tissues of any

organ21. Muscular partition that

separates the thoraciccavity from theabdominal cavity

22. Shallow breathing25. Lymphatic tissue on the

back of the pharynxbehind the nose

26. Deep breathing27. Ability to breathe only in

an upright position28. passageway for air

moving from the pharynxto trachea; voice box

30. Throat

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The Skeletal System

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5. one of the lowerleg bones

7. bones that makeup the spine

8. bone in the neck11. kneecap12. bone that ribs

attach to15. finger bones18. bones that

enclose thechest cavity

19. toe bones22. cheek bones

23. one of the lowerleg bones

26. chin bones27. small

cartilaginouspart of the lowersternum

29. bone that coversthe brain

30. bone at the baseof the spine

31. broad upper partof the sternum

32. upper leg bone

1. part of the pelvisthat can bedivided into twoparts

2. part of the thighbone

3. foot bones4. ankle bones6. lower and back

part of the hipbone

9. upper arm bone10. one of the lower

arm bones

13. front bone of theskull

14. uppermost partof the pelvis

16. collar bone17. tail bone20. one of the lower

arm bones21. hand bones24. bone at the back

of the skull25. heel bones28. forward portion

of the hip bones

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