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| Rasps, rongeurs, curettes, pins, screws, wires, and reamers are examples of: | surgical instruments |
| Anterior, posterior, superior, and inferior are: | posture-based terms |
| cranial, cephalic, caudal, dorsal, and ventral are: | region-based terms |
| Cranial means: | nearer the head |
| Caudad means: | nearer the tail |
| Dorsal means: | nearer the back |
| Ventral means: | nearer the belly side/anterior surface |
| Examples of planes: | frontal, sagittal, transverse |
| a three thirty two Steinmann pin is transcribed as: | 3/32-inch Steinmann pin |
| A four point five cortex screw is transcribed as: | a 4.5 cortex screw |
| Kirschner wires are also known as: | K-wires |
| A four five K wire is transcribed as: | a 0.045 K-wire |
| Classification system for epiphyseal fractures: | Salter |
| Epiphyseal fractures are classified by using what type of numeral: | Roman |
| Do you use disk or disc when referring to anatomical terms: | disk |
| What scale is used to describe levels of consciousness of patients with head injuries: | Glasgow coma scale |
