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This term means closer to the hind end and further away from the head.?
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∙ 11y ago
posterior =))
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Distal
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What is the medical term meaning closer to the hind end and further away from the head?
caudalposterior is toward the back, but caudal is toward the tail
What means closer to the head?
that would mean closer to the thing with eyes and a nose on it.
What does it mean when a match breaks?
It means you have to grasp the match further up the shaft, closer to the ignition head to try to strike it again with an increased chance of burning your fingers.
What does it mean when a goat tosses its head back?
it means that its getting deprest and if u come eny closer it will prubable run at u so its best to stay away from them this is only if its a male when they want a girl and femails do it too keep predetors away
What is body planes and directions in medical terms?
Planes of the Body: Anterior-Front of body, Posterior-back of body, Midline-Vertical line from the top of head to the ground, Midclavicular-Vertical line down the Clavicle (through the nipples), Midaxillary-Vertical line through the armpit(axilla)Directional Terms: Right & Left- The patients R&L, Superior- Closer to the head, Inferior-Further from head, Lateral-Toward the Outside, Medial-Toward the Inside/middle, Proximal-Closer to midline/trunk, Distal-further from midline/trunk, Superficial-Closer to or on the skin, Deep- Further in the body away from the skin, Ventral- The belly side, Dorsal-Spinal side, Palmer-The front of hand, Plantar-bottom of foot, Apex-Tip of structure
When a guy shooks his head and looks away?
it means they are not interested
Is a short or long screwdriver better to open a can of paint?
It's all about torque. Basically, the further away from the pivot you apply the force, the less force you need to apply. Since the screwdriver means you can apply a force further away from the pivot (where you put the head of the screwdriver underneath the lid of the paint can), it means you can apply less force.
What directional term means away from the head or toward the feet?
Inferior
What directional term refers to the anatomical point of a limb to the body?
There are a few terms that doctors use to nagivate around the body. 'superior' = means 'higher' or 'towards the head' 'inferior' = opposite of superior 'caudal' = towards the tail-end 'cranial' = towards the head-end 'medial' = towards the mid-line 'lateral' = away from the mid-line 'superficial' = closer to the surface 'deep' = further away from the surface There are lots of others related to various organs but these are the main ones. Some examples of these words in sentences... your nose is medial and inferior to your eyes. Your mouth is superior to your chin. Your teeth are deep to your lips. Your naval is caudal to your chest.
How big are butterfly antennae?
The basic shape is clubbed, meaning the segments increase in size as it gets further away from the head. Basically the antena is depended on butterfly head
What does it mean to call someone a chicken?
it means to have 2 cars going head on and as they get closer, the one who swerves to avoid it or "chickens out" loses
What is silhouette of your friend's head using a projector can you change the size of the shadow?
The closer the light source is to the friend, the bigger the shadow will be. The further the projector is from the wall where you are projecting, the bigger the shadow will be.
