GLOSSARY 



Horizontalis Horizontal 



Medianus 

 Metiialis 



Lateralis 

 Intermedius 



Superficialis 



Profundus 



Externus 



Internus 

 Ulnaris 



Radial is 

 Tibial 



Fibular 



Median 

 Medial } 



Lateral J 

 Intermediate 



Superficial^ 

 Deep / 

 Externals 



Internal J 

 Ulnar j 



Radial/ 

 Tibial \ 



Fibular I 



/Used in reference to planes at right 

 \ angles to vertical planes. 

 /Referring to the median vertical 

 I antero-posterior plane of the body. 

 ["Referring to structures relatively 

 nearer to or further away from the 

 ( median plane. 



f Referring to structures situated be- 

 -! tween more medial and more 

 1 lateral structures. 

 /Referring to structures nearer to and 

 \ further away from the surface. 

 f Referring, with few exceptions, to the 

 I walls of cavities and hollow organs. 

 ^ Not to be used as synonymous with 

 I medial and lateral. 



(Used in reference to the medial and 

 lateral borders of the forearm, 

 respectively. 



rUsed in reference to the medial and 

 J lateral borders of the leg, re- 

 \ spectively. 



THE BONES. 



B.N.A. TERMINOLOGY. 



Vertebrae 



Fovea costalis superior 



Fovea costalis inferior 



Fovea costalis transversalis 

 Radix arcus vertebrae 



Atlas 



Fovea dentis 



Epistropheus 

 Dens 



Sternum 



Corpus sterni 

 Processus xiphoideus 

 Incisura jugularis 

 Planum sternale 



Ossa Cranii. 

 Os frontale 



Spina frontalis 

 Processus zygomaticus 

 Facies cerebralis 

 Facies frontalis 



OLD TERMINOLOGY. 



Vertebrae 



Incomplete facet for head of rib, 



upper 

 Incomplete facet for head of rib, 



lower 



Facet for tubercle of the rib 

 Pedicle 



Atlas 



Facet for odontoid process 



Axis 



Odontoid process 



Sternum 



Gladiolus 

 Ensiform process 

 Supra-sternal notch 

 Anterior surface 



Bones of Skull. 

 Frontal 



Nasal spine 



External angular process 

 Internal surface 

 Frontal surface 



