Anatomically speaking, lets talk about the abdominal pelvic cavity. This area is located from as high as your Xiphoid to as low as your pelvis. The regions are broken up by nine regions evenly divided so that it looks like a Tic Tac Toe board.
The upper left region (ULR) being the Right Hypochondriac Region
The upper middle region (UMR) being the Epigastric Region
The upper right region (URR) being the Left Hypochondriac Region.
The left middle region (LMR) being the Right Lumbar Region
The direct middle of your cavity being the Umbilical Region
The middle right region (MRR) being the Left Lumbar Region.
The lower left region is your Right Illiac Region
The lower middle is called your Hypogastric Region
The lower right region being your Left Illiac Region.
These regions may seem confusing but when the patient or subject is lying down or standing up in the anatomical position, the patients left is your right.
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Realisation is not a medical word.
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The medical term derived from a root meaning "tile" is "squamous." The squamous epithelium involves cells that almost appear to overlap like tiles.
Didymus ia a medical term for one of the testes. It is also related to the Greek word for twin didymos.
The medical root term for cartilage is "chondro-."
"Culeta" is not a standard Spanish word. It could be a dialectal term or a slang word specific to a certain region or context.
The medical term for gums is "gingiva."
If by decoding, you mean the etymology of the word...it is derived from the latin word antidotum, meaning "a remedy against poison"
Urinate is a medical term. You may also see the word micturate or void, a synonym. But most health care providers and medical text books simply use the word urinate.
Psychoreality is not a word recognized as a medical term. Psychic reality is a term used to refer to a fantasy, wish, fear, or memories though.
The medical term for itching is pruritus, from the Latin word prurire (to itch).
The root is the core element of any medical term.