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| what does the corpus collasm do? |
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| the Xth cranial nerve, the vagus nerve, has which function |
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| away from the midline of the body; opposite of medial |
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| the part is located away from the center; opposite is central |
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| this word describes the relationship of the wrist to the fingers |
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| toward the front (the belly surface) of the body; another word is ventral |
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| the body is standing erect, with the face forward, the arms at the side, and the toes and the palms of the hands directed forward |
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| electrically charged atom or molecule |
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| State in which a system has no net charge |
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| The human body is __% to __% water |
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| science of the laws of matter and their interactions with energy |
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| How many elements are found in the human body? |
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| The smallest part of any element |
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| formation of two or more elements |
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