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| A change in the structure and orientation of cells, characterized by a loss of differentiation and reversion to a more primitive form |
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| A developmental failure resulting in the aabsense of any organ or tissue |
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| Solid (bone), liquid (blood), fatty, fibrous, cartilage |
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| any abnormal development of tissues or organs |
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| a person who studies tissues |
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| an increase in the number of cells of a body part |
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| right and left upper regions of abdomen |
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| incomplete or underdevelopment of organ or tissue, usually the result of a decrease in the number of cells |
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| right and left lower corners of abdomen |
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| located on right side of abdomen 2/3 deistance between umbilicus and anterior bony prominence of hip. tenderness is common symptom of appendicitis |
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| provides energy for cell to carry on esential functions |
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| located on left side of abdomen, 1/2 distance between umbilicus and anterior bony prominence of hip. used to find place to make a puncture for laparoscopic surgery |
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| the new and abnormal development of cells that may be benign or malignant |
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| serous membrane that covers the entire abdominal wall of the body |
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| movement that allows palms of hands to turn downward and backward |
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| movement that allows palms of hands to be turned upward or forward |
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| pertaining to the internal organs |
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