PPT-Where, Why and What? Terms Used to Describe Direction and Surface

Term Meaning Ventral Refers to the belly or underside of a body or body part Dorsal Refers to the back also refers to the cranial surface of the manus front of

surface body tissue cavity body surface cavity tissue cells peritoneum organ tooth study faces abdominal midline space divides hollow

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Where, Why and What? Terms Used to Describe Direction and Surface: Transcript

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