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VTHT 1205

VTHT 1205. Chapter 3 – 1 External roots Dr. Dipa Brahmbhatt VMD, MpH. WORD OF THE DAY. MASTITIS. ROOTS. Head Eyelid Eyelash, Small hairlike structure Hair/ hairlike structure Angle at either end of eye Pupil Iris Eye Nose Cheek Face Lips Teeth Tongue Gums Skin.

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VTHT 1205

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  1. VTHT 1205 Chapter 3 – 1 External roots Dr. Dipa Brahmbhatt VMD, MpH

  2. WORD OF THE DAY MASTITIS

  3. ROOTS

  4. Head • Eyelid • Eyelash, Small hairlike structure • Hair/ hairlikestructure • Angle at either end of eye • Pupil • Iris • Eye • Nose • Cheek • Face • Lips • Teeth • Tongue • Gums • Skin capito/cephalo cilio/tricho blepharo oculo/ ophthalmo irido cantho coro naso bucco facio cheilo/chilo/labio odonto/dento glosso/linguo gingivo derma/ dermo/ dermato

  5. Back of head Mouth Hair Jaw Neck Chest/ thorax Back Belly/ underside of quadruped Penis Arm/Foreleg Wrist (human) Ankle (human) OR edge of eyelid occipito Pilo/tricho dorso cervico oro/stom/stomato gnatho thoraco/ stetho ventro brachio phallo tarso carpo

  6. Body Ear Flank/ abdomen Nail/ claw Digit, toe Nipple/ nipple shaped projection Mammary gland Foot/ foot shaped Somato/ somatic oto laparo podo mammo/masto papillo onycho dactylo

  7. Group • Make up 4 PROFOUND sentences (jingle/statement/factual/relative/story) using the 4th powerpoint slide • E.g.In medieval England de/capit/a/tion (remove/reverse-head-state/condition) was a common form of capital punishment for treason

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