Glossary Case 1 trouble ones

Fibrous bands or structures by which body parts abnormally adhere, as in would healing

appendages or adjunct parts (primarily used in the plural form)

a tissue specimen that is fixated in a firm medium to keep it intact during sectioning of the tissue

supportive layer of thin connective tissue within the muscles and/or organs of the body

the bottom or base of anything; the part of an organ opposite the oppening into the organ

passage of black stools

perceptible by touch

the serous membrane lining the abdominal walls and investing the viscera

medicinal secative and antianuseant, trade name

instrument used to hold would edges and/or tissues apart during surgery

surgical removal of a uterine tube

the uterine appendages; the ovaries, uterine tubes, and ligaments of the uterus