The Opposite Direction from Prone Is

question 54

Multiple Choice

The opposite direction from prone is:

• A)supine
• B)deep
• C)anterior
• D)lateral

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Definitions:

Osteoblasts

Cells responsible for bone formation, playing a crucial role in bone growth and repair.

Achondroplasia

A genetic disorder affecting bone growth, leading to dwarfism due to shortening of the limbs but with a normal-sized torso.

Cartilage

A flexible, connective tissue found in various forms in the body, including the joints, ear, and nose.

Formation

The process of being formed or the structure that is formed as a result of certain conditions or processes.