Input: What is the Transverse process of cervical vertebra?

Output: The Transverse process of cervical vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a transverse process of vertebra


Input: What is the Atrioventricular bundle?

Output: The Atrioventricular bundle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of conducting system of heart. It is anterior to an atrioventricular node. It has a posterior interventricular branch of right coronary artery, an atrioventricular node branch of right coronary artery, and an anterior interventricular branch of left coronary artery as its arterial supply. It has an atrial part of atrioventricular bundle and a ventricular part of atrioventricular bundle as regional elements. It is a regional element of a conducting system of left ventricle and a conducting system of heart. It has a myocyte of atrioventricular node, a transitional myocyte of atrioventricular bundle, a purkinje myocyte of atrioventricular bundle, and a dense collagenous reticulum of atrioventricular bundle as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with an atrioventricular node, an atrial part of atrioventricular bundle, and a ventricular part of atrioventricular bundle. It is distal to an atrioventricular node. It is superior to a ventricular part of atrioventricular bundle


Input: What is the Intermediate supraclavicular nerve?

Output: The Intermediate supraclavicular nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of supraclavicular nerve. It is a regional subtree of a peripheral segment of supraclavicular nerve. It is an element of a set of descending superficial branches of cervical plexus


Input: What is the Intervertebral disk level?

Output: The Intervertebral disk level is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical transverse plane


Input: What is the Plane suture?

Output: The Plane suture is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical line


Input: What is the Lung bud?

Output: The Lung bud is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an embryonic structure


Input: What is the Left trigeminal nerve?

Output: The Left trigeminal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a trigeminal nerve. It has a left ophthalmic nerve, a left maxillary nerve, and a left mandibular nerve as regional subtrees. It is an element of a set of all cranial nerves


Input: What is the Subdivision of inferior mediastinum?

Output: The Subdivision of inferior mediastinum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of mediastinum


Input: What is the Colon?

Output: The Colon is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of large intestine. It has an ascending colon, a transverse colon, a descending colon, and a sigmoid colon as regional elements. It is a regional element of a large intestine. It has a wall of colon and a lumen of colon as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the T1-T2 interspinalis thoracis?

Output: The T1-T2 interspinalis thoracis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an interspinalis thoracis


Input: What is the Space of fifth intercostal compartment?

Output: The Space of fifth intercostal compartment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a space of intercostal compartment. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a fifth intercostal compartment


Input: What is the Costocoracoid ligament?

Output: The Costocoracoid ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of investing fascia of pectoral girdle. It is a regional element of a clavipectoral fascia


Input: What is the Fourth pharyngeal pouch?

Output: The Fourth pharyngeal pouch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pharyngeal pouch. It has a superior parathyroid gland as a derivation


Input: What is the Bone of malleus?

Output: The Bone of malleus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone of skull bone


Input: What is the Flexor hallucis brevis?

Output: The Flexor hallucis brevis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intrinsic muscle of plantar part of foot. It has a medial head of flexor hallucis brevis, a lateral head of flexor hallucis brevis, a medial belly of flexor hallucis brevis, a lateral belly of flexor hallucis brevis, a fascia of flexor hallucis brevis, a muscle fasciculus of flexor hallucis brevis, and a tendon of flexor hallucis brevis as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a medial compartment of foot. It is an element of a musculature of foot and a third layer of muscles of plantar part of foot. It has a nerve to flexor hallucis brevis as a nerve supply. It has a s1 and a s2 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Anterior ramus of second sacral nerve?

Output: The Anterior ramus of second sacral nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior ramus of sacral nerve. It is a regional element of a peripheral segment of second sacral spinal nerve


Input: What is the Fascia of left hand?

Output: The Fascia of left hand is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fascia of hand


Input: What is the Tributary of cephalic vein?

Output: The Tributary of cephalic vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of axillary vein


Input: What is the Superior macular vein?

Output: The Superior macular vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of central retinal vein. It drains into a central retinal vein. It is a tributary of a central retinal vein


Input: What is the Skin of right ring finger?

Output: The Skin of right ring finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skin of ring finger. It has a skin of dorsal part of right ring finger, a skin of palmar part of right ring finger, a skin of medial part of right ring finger, a skin of lateral part of right ring finger, and a nail of right ring finger as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of right hand. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right ring finger


Input: What is the Obturator vein?

Output: The Obturator vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of internal iliac vein. It drains into an internal iliac vein. It is a tributary of an internal iliac vein


Input: What is the Bone of lacrimal bone?

Output: The Bone of lacrimal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone of skull bone. It has a compact bone of lacrimal bone and a trabecular bone of lacrimal bone as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a bony part of lacrimal bone


Input: What is the Smooth part of ciliary body?

Output: The Smooth part of ciliary body is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of ciliary body


Input: What is the Body compartment?

Output: The Body compartment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a compartment of trunk. It has a compartment of thorax and a compartment of abdomen as regional elements. It has a body cavity content and a body cavity as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a body proper and a trunk


Input: What is the Mammillary body?

Output: The Mammillary body is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a gray matter of hypothalamus. It is bounded by a surface of brain. It has a mamillothalamic tract as a projection. It receives projections from a fornix of forebrain


Input: What is the Anal canal?

Output: The Anal canal is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ with organ cavity. It has a median sacral artery, a right inferior rectal artery, and a left inferior rectal artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of anal canal. It has a superior part of anal canal and an inferior part of anal canal as regional elements. It is a regional element of a gastrointestinal tract. It has a wall of anal canal and a lumen of anal canal as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an anal part of perineum. It is contained in a pelvirectal space. It is continuous with a rectum and a large intestine. It is continuous proximally with a large intestine. It is distal to a rectum. It has a right internal iliac lymphatic chain and a left internal iliac lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of viscera of pelvis. It has a pelvic splanchnic nerve and a superior hypogastric nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is superior to a superior part of anal canal. It is inferior to an inferior part of anal canal. It has a right inferior rectal vein and a left inferior rectal vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Collicular part of prostatic urethra?

Output: The Collicular part of prostatic urethra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of prostatic urethra. It is a regional element of a prostatic urethra. It has a wall of collicular part of prostatic urethra and a lumen of collicular part of prostatic urethra as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a middle region of prostate. It is distal to a supracollicular part of prostatic urethra. It is proximal to a subcollicular part of prostatic urethra. It is superior to a subcollicular part of prostatic urethra


Input: What is the Prostatic urethra?

Output: The Prostatic urethra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of male urethra. It has a supracollicular part of prostatic urethra, a subcollicular part of prostatic urethra, and a collicular part of prostatic urethra as regional elements. It is a regional element of a male urethra. It has a wall of prostatic part of urethra and a lumen of prostatic part of urethra as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a prostate. It is continuous with an ejaculatory duct, a right ejaculatory duct, and a left ejaculatory duct. It is distal to a pre-prostatic part of urethra. It is surrounded by a peri-urethral zone of prostate


Input: What is the Left trochlear nerve?

Output: The Left trochlear nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a trochlear nerve. It is an element of a set of all cranial nerves. It is the nerve supply of a left superior oblique


Input: What is the Sternal end of right clavicle?

Output: The Sternal end of right clavicle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a sternal end of clavicle. It has an articular cartilage of sternal end of right clavicle, a bony part of sternal end of right clavicle, and a periosteum of sternal end of right clavicle as regional elements. It is a regional element of a right clavicle


Input: What is the Palato-ethmoidal suture?

Output: The Palato-ethmoidal suture is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a suture. It is an element of a set of cranial sutures


Input: What is the Epigastrium?

Output: The Epigastrium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of abdomen. It is a regional element of an upper abdomen


Input: What is the Pectoral muscle?

Output: The Pectoral muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of pectoral girdle. It has an axillary lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage


Input: What is the Bone marrow of right tibia?

Output: The Bone marrow of right tibia is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone marrow of tibia


Input: What is the Intrinsic muscle of hand?

Output: The Intrinsic muscle of hand is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of hand


Input: What is the Articular cartilage of trochlear notch of ulna?

Output: The Articular cartilage of trochlear notch of ulna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an articular cartilage


Input: What is the Border of jejunum?

Output: The Border of jejunum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical line of small intestine


Input: What is the Inferior genicular artery?

Output: The Inferior genicular artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a systemic artery


Input: What is the Duodenal gland?

Output: The Duodenal gland is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a simple branched tubular gland. It is a regional element of a submucosa of duodenum. It has a lumen of duodenal gland and an epithelium of duodenal gland as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Elbow joint?

Output: The Elbow joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a synovial joint of free upper limb segment. It has a humeroulnar joint and a humeroradial joint as regional elements. It has a distal epiphysis of humerus, a head of radius, a radial collateral ligament of elbow joint, an ulnar collateral ligament of elbow joint, an anular ligament of radius, an articular capsule of elbow joint, a quadrate ligament of radius, a synovial cavity of elbow joint, and a transverse band of elbow joint as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is an element of a set of all joints of free upper limb, a set of joints of free upper limb, and a set of synovial joints of free upper limb


Input: What is the Tuberculum impar?

Output: The Tuberculum impar is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of head of embryo


Input: What is the Lobe of salivary gland?

Output: The Lobe of salivary gland is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical lobe


Input: What is the Esophagus?

Output: The Esophagus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ with organ cavity. It is adjacent to a thoracic aorta, a trachea, and a thoracic vertebral column. It has an esophageal branch of lateral branch of left inferior phrenic artery, an esophageal artery, an esophageal branch of right bronchial artery, an esophageal branch of left first bronchial artery, and an esophageal branch of left second bronchial artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by an external surface of esophagus and an internal surface of esophagus. It has a cervical part of esophagus, a thoracic part of esophagus, and an abdominal part of esophagus as regional elements. It is a regional element of an upper gastrointestinal tract and a gastrointestinal tract. It has a wall of esophagus and a lumen of esophagus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous distally with a stomach. It is continuous with a pharynx and a stomach. It is continuous proximally with a pharynx. It develops from a foregut. It is distal to a pharynx. It is inferior to a pharynx. It has an esophageal tributary of thoracic duct as its lymphatic drainage. It has an anterior esophageal nerve plexus and a posterior esophageal nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is superior to a plane of pharyngoesophageal junction. It is inferior to a plane of esophagogastric junction. It is proximal to a stomach. It is superior to a stomach. It has an esophageal tributary of azygos vein, an esophageal tributary of right inferior thyroid vein, an esophageal tributary of left inferior thyroid vein, an esophageal tributary of brachiocephalic vein, an esophageal tributary of hemi-azygos vein, and an esophageal tributary of left gastric vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Bone of tenth rib?

Output: The Bone of tenth rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone of rib. It has a compact bone of tenth rib and a trabecular bone of tenth rib as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a bony part of tenth rib


Input: What is the Trapezoid part of coracoclavicular ligament?

Output: The Trapezoid part of coracoclavicular ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of coracoclavicular ligament. It attaches to a coracoid process proper. It is a regional element of a coracoclavicular ligament. It has an area of origin of trapezoid ligament as its origin


Input: What is the Crico-arytenoid joint?

Output: The Crico-arytenoid joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a laryngeal joint. It is a regional element of a set of cartilages of larynx. It is an element of a set of joints of larynx


Input: What is the Skin of foot?

Output: The Skin of foot is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of free lower limb. It has a skin of dorsum of foot, a skin of sole of foot, a skin of toe, and a skin of medial part of foot as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of free lower limb. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a foot


Input: What is the Wall of right subclavian artery?

Output: The Wall of right subclavian artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a wall of subclavian artery


Input: What is the Skin of elbow?

Output: The Skin of elbow is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of free upper limb. It has a skin of anterior part of elbow, a skin of posterior part of elbow, a skin of medial part of elbow, and a skin of lateral part of elbow as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an elbow and an integument of elbow


Input: What is the Set of plantar tarsal ligaments?

Output: The Set of plantar tarsal ligaments is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of ligaments


Input: What is the Intermetatarsal joint?

Output: The Intermetatarsal joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a synovial joint of free limb segment


Input: What is the Hypophyseal portal venous plexus?

Output: The Hypophyseal portal venous plexus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a venous plexus


Input: What is the Scapula?

Output: The Scapula is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a flat bone. It articulates with a humerus. It is bounded by a surface of scapula. It has a spine of scapula, a body of scapula, a coracoid process, an acromion, and a lateral angle region of scapula as regional elements. It has an articular cartilage of coracoid process, a vasculature of scapula, a bony part of scapula, a periosteum of scapula, an articular cartilage of glenoid cavity of scapula, an endosteum of scapula, and an articular cartilage of acromion as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a scapular part of pectoral girdle and a shoulder. It has a subscapular axillary lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a skeleton of pectoral girdle


Input: What is the Epithalamus?

Output: The Epithalamus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ component of neuraxis. It is bounded by a surface of brain. It has a habenula, a pineal body, and a posterior commissure as regional elements. It is a regional element of a diencephalon


Input: What is the Anterior region of vascular layer of right eyeball?

Output: The Anterior region of vascular layer of right eyeball is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior region of vascular layer of eyeball


Input: What is the Bowman's space?

Output: The Bowman's space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tissue space. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a glomerular capsule


Input: What is the Mucosa of tympanic membrane?

Output: The Mucosa of tympanic membrane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of mucosa of middle ear. It is a regional element of a mucosa of middle ear. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a tympanic membrane


Input: What is the Diaphragmatic lymph node group?

Output: The Diaphragmatic lymph node group is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a mediastinal lymph node group


Input: What is the Plantar arch?

Output: The Plantar arch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of trunk of lateral plantar artery. It has a first proximal perforating artery, a second proximal perforating artery, and a third proximal perforating artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional element of a trunk of lateral plantar artery


Input: What is the Surface of hypothenar region?

Output: The Surface of hypothenar region is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of surface of hand


Input: What is the Set of superficial dorsal veins of clitoris?

Output: The Set of superficial dorsal veins of clitoris is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of systemic veins


Input: What is the Cervix of uterus?

Output: The Cervix of uterus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of uterus. It has a supravaginal part of cervix and a vaginal part of cervix as regional elements. It is a regional element of an uterus. It has a lumen of cervix of uterus and a wall of cervix of uterus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a vagina. It has a right external iliac lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage


Input: What is the Male genitourinary system?

Output: The Male genitourinary system is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a genitourinary system


Input: What is the Intervertebral disk?

Output: The Intervertebral disk is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an articular disk of symphysis. It has a nucleus pulposus of intervertebral disk and an anulus fibrosus of intervertebral disk as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an intervertebral symphysis


Input: What is the Posterior cerebellar lobe fissure?

Output: The Posterior cerebellar lobe fissure is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fissure of cerebellum


Input: What is the Left pudendal nerve?

Output: The Left pudendal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pudendal nerve. It has a central segment of left pudendal nerve and a peripheral segment of left pudendal nerve as regional elements. It is the nerve supply of a male urethra and a vagina


Input: What is the Male perineum?

Output: The Male perineum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a perineum. It has an anal part of perineum and an urogenital part of male perineum as regional elements. It is a regional element of a male trunk and a male trunk proper. It has a skin of male perineum, a neural network of male perineum, a musculature of male perineum, and a vasculature of male perineum as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Right anserine bursa?

Output: The Right anserine bursa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anserine bursa


Input: What is the Right labium minus?

Output: The Right labium minus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a labium minus. It is a regional element of an urogenital part of female perineum and a female external genitalia. It has a skin of right labium minus, a labium minus part of right posterior labial artery, a labium minus tributary of right posterior labial vein, a perineal branch of right posterior femoral cutaneous nerve, and a labium minus branch of right posterior labial nerve as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Tendon of right infraspinatus muscle?

Output: The Tendon of right infraspinatus muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tendon of infraspinatus. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right tendinous cuff


Input: What is the Anterior region of vascular layer of left eyeball?

Output: The Anterior region of vascular layer of left eyeball is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior region of vascular layer of eyeball


Input: What is the Suprageniculate nucleus?

Output: The Suprageniculate nucleus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nucleus of brain. It is a regional element of a posterior nuclear group of thalamus. It sends output to a lateral amygdaloid nucleus


Input: What is the Infrapatellar fat pad of right knee?

Output: The Infrapatellar fat pad of right knee is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an infrapatellar fat pad


Input: What is the Head of radius?

Output: The Head of radius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of radius. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of radius. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an elbow joint


Input: What is the Skin of femoral triangle region?

Output: The Skin of femoral triangle region is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of thigh


Input: What is the Diaphysis of metacarpal bone?

Output: The Diaphysis of metacarpal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a diaphysis. It is a regional element of a metacarpal bone. It has a bony part of diaphysis of metacarpal bone as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Cavity of mouth?

Output: The Cavity of mouth is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cavity of subdivision of cardinal body part. It has an oral cavity proper, a vestibule of mouth, and an oral orifice as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an oral conduit and a mouth. It is continuous with a cavity of pharynx


Input: What is the Cervical fascia?

Output: The Cervical fascia is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fascia organ. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a craniocervical region


Input: What is the Appendix?

Output: The Appendix is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ with organ cavity. It has an appendicular artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of appendix. It has an appendix proper, a base of appendix, and a tip of appendix as regional elements. It is a regional element of a lower gastrointestinal tract. It has a lumen of appendix and a wall of appendix as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is contained in an abdominal cavity. It is continuous with a cecum. It develops from a midgut. It is distal to a cecum. It drains into an appendicular lymph node group. It has an ileocolic lymphatic chain and an appendicular lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It has a celiac ganglion and a superior mesenteric ganglion as a nerve supply. It is proximal to a base of appendix. It is distal to a tip of appendix. It has an appendicular vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Lumbar sympathetic trunk?

Output: The Lumbar sympathetic trunk is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of sympathetic trunk. It has a lumbar splanchnic nerve as a regional subtree. It has an interganglionic branch of lumbar sympathetic trunk and a lumbar ganglion as regional elements. It is a regional element of a sympathetic trunk


Input: What is the Lateral medullary lamina of globus pallidus?

Output: The Lateral medullary lamina of globus pallidus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lamina of cerebral hemisphere. It is a regional element of a globus pallidus


Input: What is the Primitive heart tube?

Output: The Primitive heart tube is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an embryonic structure


Input: What is the Nail of middle finger?

Output: The Nail of middle finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nail of finger. It has a palmar layer of nail of middle finger, an intermediate layer of nail of middle finger, a dorsal layer of nail of middle finger, a body of nail of middle finger, and a root of nail of middle finger as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of middle finger and a skin of dorsal part of middle finger


Input: What is the Internal surface of rib?

Output: The Internal surface of rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of surface of rib


Input: What is the Mucosa?

Output: The Mucosa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ component layer


Input: What is the Extensor hallucis longus?

Output: The Extensor hallucis longus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of anterior compartment of leg. It has a fascia of extensor hallucis longus and a muscle fasciculus of extensor hallucis longus as regional elements. It has a muscle body of extensor hallucis longus and a tendon of extensor hallucis longus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is contained in a space of anterior compartment of leg. It is an element of a musculature of leg, a musculature of anterior compartment of leg, and a set of extrinsic muscles of foot. It has a nerve to extensor hallucis longus as a nerve supply. It has a l5 as its primary segmental supply. It has a s1 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a l5 and a s1 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Right popliteal vein?

Output: The Right popliteal vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a popliteal vein. It has a right small saphenous vein, a right anterior tibial vein, a right posterior tibial vein, a right fibular vein, a right genicular vein, and a right sural vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a right deep femoral vein


Input: What is the Left axillary vein?

Output: The Left axillary vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an axillary vein. It has a left thoracoepigastric vein, a left basilic vein, a left medial brachial vein, a left subscapular vein, and a left costo-axillary vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a left subclavian vein


Input: What is the Fascia of right hand?

Output: The Fascia of right hand is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fascia of hand


Input: What is the Metacarpophalangeal joint of left ring finger?

Output: The Metacarpophalangeal joint of left ring finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a metacarpophalangeal joint of ring finger. It is an element of a set of synovial joints of left free upper limb and a set of metacarpophalangeal joints of left hand


Input: What is the Pupil?

Output: The Pupil is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical conduit space


Input: What is the Compound joint?

Output: The Compound joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a joint


Input: What is the Vitreous body?

Output: The Vitreous body is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a mucoid tissue. It has a whole portion of vitreous humor, a hyaloid canal, and a hyaloid fossa as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an eyeball


Input: What is the Corpus callosum?

Output: The Corpus callosum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a white matter of telencephalon. It has a median callosal artery as its arterial supply. It has an anterior forceps of corpus callosum, a rostrum of corpus callosum, a genu of corpus callosum, a body of corpus callosum, a splenium of corpus callosum, and a posterior forceps of corpus callosum as regional elements. It is a regional element of a white matter structure of cerebral hemisphere and an intercerebral commissure. It projects from a right hemisphere of cerebellum and a left hemisphere of cerebellum. It projects to a right hemisphere of cerebellum and a left hemisphere of cerebellum


Input: What is the Right tibial tuberosity?

Output: The Right tibial tuberosity is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tibial tuberosity. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of right tibia. It is an insertion of a right patellar ligament


Input: What is the Suboccipitobregmatic diameter of head?

Output: The Suboccipitobregmatic diameter of head is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a diameter of head


Input: What is the Skin of right middle finger?

Output: The Skin of right middle finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skin of middle finger. It has a skin of dorsal part of right middle finger, a skin of palmar part of right middle finger, a skin of medial part of right middle finger, a skin of lateral part of right middle finger, and a nail of right middle finger as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of right hand. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right middle finger


Input: What is the Right optic canal?

Output: The Right optic canal is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an optic canal. It is a regional element of a sphenoid bone. It has a right optic canal space as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Descending colon?

Output: The Descending colon is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of colon. It has a left colic flexure, a descending colon proper, a proximal part of descending colon, and a distal part of descending colon as regional elements. It is a regional element of a colon, a left colon, and a lower gastrointestinal tract. It has a lumen of descending colon and a wall of descending colon as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a transverse colon and a sigmoid colon. It develops from a hindgut. It has an inferior mesenteric lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage


Input: What is the Left pinna?

Output: The Left pinna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pinna. It has a left supratragic tubercle, a lobule of left pinna, a left helix, a left antihelix, a left tragus, a left antitragus, a conchal part of left pinna, and a tubercle of left pinna as regional elements. It is a regional element of a left external ear. It has a left helicis major, a left helicis minor, a left tragicus, a pyramidal muscle of left auricle, a left antitragicus, a transverse muscle of left auricle, an oblique muscle of left auricle, a left auricular cartilage, and a skin of pinna of left ear as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Second toe?

Output: The Second toe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a toe. It is a regional element of a foot. It has a proximal phalanx of second toe, a middle phalanx of second toe, a distal phalanx of second toe, a metatarsophalangeal joint of second toe, an interphalangeal joint of second toe, a skin of second toe, a medial part of plantar digital artery of second toe, a lateral part of plantar digital artery of second toe, a plantar digital vein of second toe, a dorsal digital artery of second toe, a medial proper plantar digital nerve of second toe, a lateral proper plantar digital nerve of second toe, a lateral dorsal digital nerve of second toe, a medial dorsal digital nerve of second toe, a fibrous tendon sheath of second toe, a synovial tendon sheath of second toe, and a superficial fascia of second toe as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It has a lymphatic tree of second toe, a superficial lymphatic tree of second toe, and a deep lymphatic tree of second toe as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of toes


Input: What is the Minor duodenal papilla?

Output: The Minor duodenal papilla is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a duodenal papilla. It is a regional element of a wall of descending part of duodenum


Input: What is the Tubercle of first rib?

Output: The Tubercle of first rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tubercle of rib. It has an articular facet of tubercle of first rib and a non-articular part of tubercle of first rib as regional elements. It is a regional element of a first rib and a body of first rib


Input: What is the Osteon?

Output: The Osteon is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an essential morphological unit


Input: What is the Palpebral conjunctiva of left upper eyelid?

Output: The Palpebral conjunctiva of left upper eyelid is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a palpebral conjunctiva of upper eyelid. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a left upper eyelid


Input: What is the Compact bone?

Output: The Compact bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tissue component of lamellar bone. It is a regional element of a lamellar bone


Input: What is the Left lateral wall of middle third of vagina?

Output: The Left lateral wall of middle third of vagina is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of wall of vagina


Input: What is the Thyro-epiglottic ligament?

Output: The Thyro-epiglottic ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intrinsic ligament of larynx


Input: What is the Macula lutea?

Output: The Macula lutea is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of optic part of retina. It has a fovea centralis, a clivus of macula lutea, and a macula lutea proper as regional elements. It is a regional element of an optic part of retina


Input: What is the Right temporal lobe?

Output: The Right temporal lobe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a temporal lobe. It is bounded by a surface of right temporal lobe. It has a temporal segment of right fusiform gyrus, a right superior temporal gyrus, a right middle temporal gyrus, a right inferior temporal gyrus, a right anterior transverse temporal gyrus, and a right posterior transverse temporal gyrus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a right cerebral hemisphere. It has a cortex of right temporal lobe and a white matter of right temporal lobe as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right temporal part of head


Input: What is the Distal interphalangeal joint of third toe?

Output: The Distal interphalangeal joint of third toe is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an interphalangeal joint of third toe. It is an element of a set of interphalangeal joints of foot


Input: What is the Palpebral part of lacrimal gland?

Output: The Palpebral part of lacrimal gland is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of lacrimal gland. It is a regional element of a lacrimal gland


Input: What is the Right sural nerve?

Output: The Right sural nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a sural nerve. It has a lateral dorsal cutaneous branch of right sural nerve, a lateral calcaneal branch of right sural nerve, and a lateral dorsal digital nerve of right little toe as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a right tibial nerve


Input: What is the Right medial rectus?

Output: The Right medial rectus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a medial rectus. It has a belly of right medial rectus, a head of right medial rectus, and a distal zone of right medial rectus as regional elements. It has a skeletal muscle tissue of right medial rectus and a muscle body of right medial rectus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is an element of a musculature of right side of face and a set of right extra-ocular muscles. It has a nerve to right medial rectus as a nerve supply


Input: What is the Prepubic part of spermatic cord?

Output: The Prepubic part of spermatic cord is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a region of spermatic cord


Input: What is the Columnar epithelium of endocervix?

Output: The Columnar epithelium of endocervix is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an epithelium of cervix


Input: What is the Lactiferous duct?

Output: The Lactiferous duct is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of lactiferous gland. It has a lumen of lactiferous duct and a wall of lactiferous duct as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a breast proper


Input: What is the Nucleus of anterior nuclear group of thalamus?

Output: The Nucleus of anterior nuclear group of thalamus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nucleus of thalamus


Input: What is the Set of dorsal intercarpal ligaments?

Output: The Set of dorsal intercarpal ligaments is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of ligaments


Input: What is the Right superior oblique?

Output: The Right superior oblique is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a superior oblique. It has a belly of right superior oblique as a regional element. It has a skeletal muscle tissue of right superior oblique and a muscle body of right superior oblique as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is an element of a musculature of right side of face and a set of right extra-ocular muscles. It has a right trochlear nerve as a nerve supply


Input: What is the Right atrium?

Output: The Right atrium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cardiac atrium, an is continuous with an inferior vena cava, an is continuous with a right ventricle, and an is a regional element of a right side of heart. It is a cardiac atrium. It is anteroinferior to a superior vena cava and a right ventricle. It is anterosuperior to an inferior vena cava. It has a left posterior atrial branch of right coronary artery, a recurrent atrioventricular branch of right coronary artery, a lateral atrial branch of right coronary artery, a posterior atrial branch of right coronary artery, an atrial branch of right coronary artery, a sinoatrial nodal branch of right coronary artery, a crista terminalis branch of sinoatrial nodal artery, an anterior atrial branch of right coronary artery, and an intermediate atrial branch of right coronary artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of right atrium. It has an inflow part of right atrium and an outflow part of right atrium as regional elements. It is a regional element of a right side of heart and a biatrial part of heart. It has a cavity of right atrium, a neural network of right atrium, an interatrial septum, an atrioventricular septum, a tricuspid valve, a systemic capillary bed of right atrium, a lymphatic capillary bed of right atrium, a wall of right atrium, and a fibrous ring of tricuspid valve as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous distally with an inferior vena cava. It is continuous with an inferior vena cava, a coronary sinus, a small cardiac vein, a superior vena cava, a right ventricle, an interatrial septum, and an anterior cardiac vein. It is to the direct left of a left atrium, a right ventricle, and a right lung. It is medial to a right lung. It has a right bronchomediastinal lymphatic tree as its lymphatic drainage. It has a deep cardiac nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is to the right of and posterosuperior to an apex of heart. It is to the right of and posterosuperior to a plane of fibrous ring of tricuspid valve. It is posterior to a left atrium. It is posterosuperior to a right ventricle. It has a small cardiac vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Muscularis mucosae of esophagus?

Output: The Muscularis mucosae of esophagus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscularis mucosae. It has a muscularis mucosae of cervical part of esophagus, a muscularis mucosae of thoracic part of esophagus, and a muscularis mucosae of abdominal part of esophagus as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a mucosa of esophagus


Input: What is the Left popliteal vein?

Output: The Left popliteal vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a popliteal vein. It has a left small saphenous vein, a left anterior tibial vein, and a left posterior tibial vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a left deep femoral vein


Input: What is the Intercostal nerve?

Output: The Intercostal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior ramus of spinal nerve. It has a white communicating ramus of intercostal nerve, a collateral branch of intercostal nerve, a gray communicating ramus of thoracic nerve, a white communicating ramus of thoracic anterior ramus, a muscular branch of intercostal nerve, a lateral cutaneous branch of intercostal nerve, and an anterior cutaneous branch of intercostal nerve as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a thoracic nerve. It is a regional element of a thoracic nerve


Input: What is the Transverse process of third lumbar vertebra?

Output: The Transverse process of third lumbar vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a transverse process of lumbar vertebra


Input: What is the Left sacroiliac joint?

Output: The Left sacroiliac joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a sacro-iliac joint. It has a left ventral sacroiliac ligament, a left interosseous sacroiliac ligament, a left dorsal sacroiliac ligament, and an articular capsule of left sacroiliac joint as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a left side of bony pelvis and a left side of pelvic girdle. It is an element of a set of all joints of bony pelvis, a set of all joints of left hip, and a set of joints of pelvis


Input: What is the Simple joint?

Output: The Simple joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a functional joint type


Input: What is the Left deep infrapatellar bursa?

Output: The Left deep infrapatellar bursa is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a deep infrapatellar bursa


Input: What is the Nerve to piriformis?

Output: The Nerve to piriformis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of sacral nerve plexus. It is a regional subtree of a sacral nerve plexus. It is the nerve supply of a piriformis


Input: What is the Right ilioinguinal nerve?

Output: The Right ilioinguinal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an ilioinguinal nerve. It has a mons pubis branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, a labium majus branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, a branch of right ilioinguinal nerve to right internal oblique, a scrotal branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, a penile root branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, a cutaneous branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, and a communicating branch of right ilioinguinal nerve with right iliohypogastric nerve as regional subtrees. It has a peripheral segment of right ilioinguinal nerve and a central segment of right ilioinguinal nerve as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a right lumbar nerve plexus


Input: What is the Spleen?

Output: The Spleen is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a homogeneous organ. It has a hilar branch of splenic artery and a segmental branch of splenic artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of spleen. It has a lower pole of spleen, an upper pole of spleen, and a hilum of spleen as regional elements. It has a serosa of spleen, a fibrous capsule of spleen, a trabecula of spleen, and a parenchyma of spleen as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is contained in a space of left side of retroperitoneal compartment. It is to the direct left of a descending colon, a fundus of stomach, and a left kidney. It is to the direct right of a left hemidiaphragm. It is inferior to a left hemidiaphragm. It is lateral to a fundus of stomach and a left kidney. It has a celiac lymph node, a superior pancreatic lymph node, and a pancreatic lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of viscera of abdomen proper, a non-lymphatic lymphoid system, and a hematopoietic system. It has a celiac nerve plexus as a nerve supply. It is inferior to a lower pole of spleen. It is superior to an upper pole of spleen. It is to the right of and medial to a hilum of spleen. It is posterior to a descending colon. It has a splenic venous sinusoid, a venous sinus of red pulp of spleen, and a segmental tributary of splenic vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Bilocular joint?

Output: The Bilocular joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a joint


Input: What is the Tendon of left deltoid?

Output: The Tendon of left deltoid is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tendon of deltoid


Input: What is the Renal collecting system?

Output: The Renal collecting system is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ region cluster


Input: What is the Oval window?

Output: The Oval window is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical orifice


Input: What is the Lateral collateral ligament complex of left elbow?

Output: The Lateral collateral ligament complex of left elbow is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lateral collateral ligament complex of elbow


Input: What is the Theca folliculi?

Output: The Theca folliculi is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ component. It has a tunica externa of theca folliculi and a tunica interna of theca folliculi as regional elements. It is a regional element of a corpus luteum. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a primary follicle of ovary and a tertiary follicle of ovary


Input: What is the Left common carotid artery?

Output: The Left common carotid artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a common carotid artery. It has a left external carotid artery and a left internal carotid artery as regional subtrees. It has a left external carotid artery, a left internal carotid artery, a thoracic part of left common carotid artery, a cervical part of left common carotid artery, a trunk of left common carotid artery, and a cephalic part of left common carotid artery as regional elements. It is a regional subtree of a systemic arterial tree. It is a regional element of a systemic arterial tree of male human body, a systemic arterial tree of female human body, and a systemic arterial tree. It has a wall of left common carotid artery and a lumen of left common carotid artery as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a content of superior mediastinum


Input: What is the Seminiferous tubule of testis?

Output: The Seminiferous tubule of testis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tubule of testis. It has a convoluted seminiferous tubule of testis and a straight seminiferous tubule of testis as regional elements


Input: What is the Musculoskeletal system of neck?

Output: The Musculoskeletal system of neck is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of musculoskeletal system. It is a regional element of a musculoskeletal system of body proper. It has a cervical vertebral column and a musculature of neck as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Parasagittal plane?

Output: The Parasagittal plane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a floating anatomical plane


Input: What is the Greater omentum?

Output: The Greater omentum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an omentum. It attaches to a greater curvature of stomach, a wall of transverse colon, and a wall of superior part of duodenum. It has a gastrosplenic ligament, a splenorenal ligament, a gastrocolic ligament, an anterior lamina of greater omentum, and a posterior lamina of greater omentum as regional elements. It is a regional element of a visceral peritoneum


Input: What is the Articular circumference of ulna?

Output: The Articular circumference of ulna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical line of ulna


Input: What is the Right ethmoidal sinus?

Output: The Right ethmoidal sinus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an ethmoidal sinus


Input: What is the Nervous system of neck?

Output: The Nervous system of neck is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nervous system of cardinal body part


Input: What is the Cervical vertebral level?

Output: The Cervical vertebral level is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a vertebral level


Input: What is the Circumorbital muscle?

Output: The Circumorbital muscle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a muscle of face


Input: What is the Right lacrimal artery?

Output: The Right lacrimal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lacrimal artery. It is an arterial supply of a right lacrimal gland. It has a zygomatic branch of right lacrimal artery, a right lateral palpebral artery, a temporal branch of right lacrimal artery, and a recurrent meningeal branch of right lacrimal artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a right ophthalmic artery


Input: What is the Body of fourth cervical vertebra?

Output: The Body of fourth cervical vertebra is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a body of cervical vertebra. It has a right neurocentral junction of fourth cervical vertebra, a left neurocentral junction of fourth cervical vertebra, a central part of body of fourth cervical vertebra, a right posterolateral part of body of fourth cervical vertebra, and a left posterolateral part of body of fourth cervical vertebra as regional elements. It is a regional element of a fourth cervical vertebra. It has a periosteum of body of fourth cervical vertebra, a bony part of body of fourth cervical vertebra, and a cartilage of body of fourth cervical vertebra as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Capsule of left ovary?

Output: The Capsule of left ovary is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a capsule of ovary. It has a tunica albuginea of left ovary and a germinal epithelium of left ovary as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a left ovary


Input: What is the Neck of left radius?

Output: The Neck of left radius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a neck of radius. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of left radius


Input: What is the Skin of posterior commissure of labia majora?

Output: The Skin of posterior commissure of labia majora is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of female perineum


Input: What is the Amacrine cell?

Output: The Amacrine cell is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anaxonic neuron. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a retina


Input: What is the Infraspinatus?

Output: The Infraspinatus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an intrinsic muscle of shoulder. It has a distal zone of infraspinatus, a head of infraspinatus, and a belly of infraspinatus as regional elements. It has a muscle body of infraspinatus, a proximal tendon of infraspinatus, and a distal tendon of infraspinatus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a scapular region of shoulder. It has insertion a greater tubercle of humerus. It has an infraspinous part of spine of scapula as its origin. It is an element of a scapular musculature, a musculature of pectoral girdle, a set of intrinsic muscles of shoulder, and a set of rotator cuff muscles. It has a nerve to infraspinatus muscle (1) and a nerve to infraspinatus muscle (2) as a nerve supply. It has a c5 as its primary segmental supply. It has a c6 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a c5 and a c6 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Posterior wall of pharynx?

Output: The Posterior wall of pharynx is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of wall of pharynx. It is a regional element of a velopharynx and a wall of pharynx


Input: What is the Flexor digiti minimi brevis of hand?

Output: The Flexor digiti minimi brevis of hand is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a hypothenar muscle. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a hypothenar compartment. It is contained in a hypothenar compartment space. It is an element of a musculature of hand and a set of hypothenar muscles. It has a nerve to flexor digiti minimi brevis of hand as a nerve supply. It has a t1 as its primary segmental supply. It has a c8 as its secondary segmental supply. It has a c8 and a t1 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Fifth anterior cervical intertransversarius?

Output: The Fifth anterior cervical intertransversarius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anterior cervical intertransversarius. It has a nerve to fifth anterior cervical intertransversarius as a nerve supply. It has a c5 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Thoracic vertebral level?

Output: The Thoracic vertebral level is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a vertebral level


Input: What is the Genital system of male human body?

Output: The Genital system of male human body is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a genital system. It has a male external genitalia and a male internal genitalia as regional elements. It has a neural network of male genital system and a prostate as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Placenta?

Output: The Placenta is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cavernous organ


Input: What is the Intralaminar nuclear group of thalamus?

Output: The Intralaminar nuclear group of thalamus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nucleus of thalamus. It has a rostral intralaminar nuclear group, a centromedian nucleus, and a parafascicular nucleus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a thalamus. It receives input from a globus pallidus, a medial globus pallidus, a substantia nigra pars reticulata, and an inferior parietal lobule. It sends output to a premotor cortex, a caudate nucleus, a putamen, and a superior parietal lobule


Input: What is the Cochlear ganglion?

Output: The Cochlear ganglion is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a ganglion of cranial nerve


Input: What is the Head of right radius?

Output: The Head of right radius is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a head of radius. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of right radius. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right elbow joint


Input: What is the Proximal phalanx of little finger?

Output: The Proximal phalanx of little finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a phalanx of little finger. It has a proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of little finger, a diaphysis of proximal phalanx of little finger, and a distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of little finger as regional elements. It has an articular cartilage of proximal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of little finger, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of proximal phalanx of little finger, a vasculature of proximal phalanx of little finger, and a bony part of proximal phalanx of little finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a little finger. It is an element of a set of phalanges of little finger


Input: What is the Left ring finger?

Output: The Left ring finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a ring finger. It is a regional element of a left hand. It has a vasculature of left ring finger, a neural network of left ring finger, a middle phalanx of left ring finger, a distal phalanx of left ring finger, a proximal interphalangeal joint of left ring finger, a distal interphalangeal joint of left ring finger, a skin of left ring finger, a synovial tendon sheath of left ring finger, a proximal phalanx of left ring finger, and a superficial fascia of left ring finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It has a superficial lymphatic tree of left ring finger, a deep lymphatic tree of left ring finger, and a lymphatic tree of left ring finger as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of fingers of left hand


Input: What is the Distal epiphysis of tibia?

Output: The Distal epiphysis of tibia is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an epiphysis of tibia. It is a regional element of a tibia. It has a bony part of distal epiphysis of tibia as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Posterior orbital gyrus?

Output: The Posterior orbital gyrus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an orbital gyrus. It has a medial frontobasal artery and a lateral frontobasal artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a semioval center and a surface of brain. It is a regional element of an orbitobasal segment of frontal lobe and a frontal lobe. It has a gray matter of posterior orbital gyrus as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Inguinal part of abdomen?

Output: The Inguinal part of abdomen is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of abdomen


Input: What is the Left knee?

Output: The Left knee is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a knee. It has an anterior part of left knee and a popliteal part of left knee as regional elements. It has a tendon complex of left quadriceps femoris, a left medial collateral ligament, a left lateral collateral ligament, a skin of left knee, a superficial fascia of left knee, a vasculature of left knee, and a neural network of left knee as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is an element of a set of knees


Input: What is the Fourth posterior intercostal artery?

Output: The Fourth posterior intercostal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a posterior intercostal artery. It has a precentral branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, a dorsal branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, a lateral cutaneous branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, a collateral branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, a muscular branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, a pleural branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery, and a costal branch of fourth posterior intercostal artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a systemic arterial tree


Input: What is the Right dome of diaphragm?

Output: The Right dome of diaphragm is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a dome of diaphragm. It is a regional element of a right hemidiaphragm


Input: What is the Endocardium?

Output: The Endocardium is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tunica intima. It attaches to a myocardium. It has an endocardium of right atrium, an endocardium of left atrium, an endocardium of interatrial septum, an endocardium of interventricular septum, and an endocardium of right ventricle as regional elements. It has an endothelium of endocardium and a fibroelastic connective tissue of endocardium as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a crista supraventricularis (volume), a cardiac valve, a cusp of cardiac valve, a leaflet of tricuspid valve, a leaflet of mitral valve, a pulmonary valve, a cusp of pulmonary valve, a cusp of aortic valve, a wall of heart, a segment of valve, a valve of inferior vena cava, and a valve of coronary sinus. It is continuous with a tunica intima of superior vena cava, a tunica intima of inferior vena cava, a leaf of cardiac valve, a tunica intima of aorta, a tunica intima of pulmonary vein, and a tunica intima of pulmonary trunk. It surrounds a cavity of cardiac chamber


Input: What is the Skin of male perineum?

Output: The Skin of male perineum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skin of perineum. It has a skin of urogenital part of male perineum and an anal skin as regional elements. It is a regional element of a skin of male trunk. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a male perineum


Input: What is the Neck of seventh rib?

Output: The Neck of seventh rib is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a neck of rib. It has a crest of neck of seventh rib as a regional element. It is a regional element of a seventh rib


Input: What is the Proximal epiphysis of first metacarpal bone?

Output: The Proximal epiphysis of first metacarpal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a proximal epiphysis of metacarpal bone. It is a regional element of a first metacarpal bone. It has a bony part of proximal epiphysis of first metacarpal bone as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Major calyx?

Output: The Major calyx is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a renal calyx. It has a lumen of major calyx and a wall of major calyx as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Spinal cord?

Output: The Spinal cord is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of neuraxis. It has a vertebral artery, a posterior spinal artery, and an anterior spinal artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a plane of foramen magnum and a surface of spinal cord. It has a sacral segment of spinal cord, a coccygeal segment of spinal cord, a cervical segment of spinal cord, a thoracic segment of spinal cord, and a lumbar segment of spinal cord as regional elements. It is a regional element of a neuraxis. It has a neural tissue of spinal cord, a vasculature of spinal cord, and a central canal of spinal cord as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It receives input from a primary motor cortex, a supplemental motor cortex, a ventrolateral nucleus of solitary tract, a superior parietal lobule, a posterior hypothalamic region, a paraventricular nucleus of hypothalamus, a lateral tuberal nucleus, a neocortex, a solitary tract nuclear complex, a locus ceruleus, a nucleus subceruleus, a medial parabrachial nucleus, a lateral parabrachial nucleus, a gigantocellular nucleus, a nucleus raphe magnus, a nucleus raphe obscurus, a nucleus raphe pallidus, an intermediate nucleus of solitary tract, and a paracommissural nucleus of solitary tract. It sends output to a thalamus and a solitary tract nuclear complex. It has an intervertebral vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Systemic artery?

Output: The Systemic artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an arterial tree


Input: What is the Skin of pelvis?

Output: The Skin of pelvis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of abdomen. It has a skin of mons pubis as a regional element. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an integument of pelvis


Input: What is the Right abducens nerve?

Output: The Right abducens nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an abducens nerve. It is an element of a set of all cranial nerves. It is the nerve supply of a right lateral rectus


Input: What is the Pupillary margin of left iris?

Output: The Pupillary margin of left iris is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pupillary margin of iris


Input: What is the Left abducens nerve?

Output: The Left abducens nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an abducens nerve. It is an element of a set of all cranial nerves. It is the nerve supply of a left lateral rectus


Input: What is the Nasolabial sulcus?

Output: The Nasolabial sulcus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of surface of face


Input: What is the Parenchyma of left ovary?

Output: The Parenchyma of left ovary is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a parenchyma of ovary


Input: What is the Half of retina?

Output: The Half of retina is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of retina


Input: What is the Right deep inguinal ring?

Output: The Right deep inguinal ring is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a deep inguinal ring. It is a regional element of a right inguinal ligament. It is lateral to a trunk of right inferior epigastric artery


Input: What is the Right trapezoid?

Output: The Right trapezoid is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a trapezoid. It articulates with a right scaphoid, a right trapezium, a right capitate, and a right second metacarpal bone. It has a vasculature of right trapezoid, a bony part of right trapezoid, an articular cartilage of scaphoid facet of right trapezoid, an articular cartilage of capitate facet of right trapezoid, an articular cartilage of trapezial facet of right trapezoid, and an articular cartilage of second metacarpal facet of right trapezoid as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a right wrist. It is an element of a skeleton of distal carpal part of right hand, a set of carpal bones of right hand, and a skeleton of right hand proper


Input: What is the Tendon of right triceps brachii?

Output: The Tendon of right triceps brachii is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tendon of triceps brachii


Input: What is the Pars tensa of right tympanic membrane?

Output: The Pars tensa of right tympanic membrane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pars tensa of tympanic membrane


Input: What is the Second plantar interosseous of foot?

Output: The Second plantar interosseous of foot is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a plantar interosseous of foot. It has a head of second plantar interosseous of foot, a belly of second plantar interosseous of foot, a fascia of second plantar interosseous of foot, a muscle fasciculus of second plantar interosseous of foot, and a tendon of second plantar interosseous of foot as regional elements. It is an element of a musculature of foot and a set of plantar interossei of foot. It has a nerve to second plantar interosseous of foot as a nerve supply. It has a s2 and a s3 as its segmental supply


Input: What is the Regional lymph node?

Output: The Regional lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a general anatomical term


Input: What is the Right posterior communicating artery?

Output: The Right posterior communicating artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a posterior communicating artery. It has an anterior branch of posteromedial central branch of right posterior communicating artery, a posterior branch of posteromedial central branch of right posterior communicating artery, a chiasmatic branch of right posterior communicating artery, an artery of right tuber cinereum, a right thalamotuberal artery, a hypothalamic branch of right posterior communicating artery, a right mammillary artery, and a branch of right posterior communicating artery to right oculomotor nerve as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a right internal carotid artery. It is a regional element of a right internal carotid artery and a cerebral arterial circle


Input: What is the Inguinal canal?

Output: The Inguinal canal is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical conduit. It has a space of inguinal canal as a compositionally distinct anatomical element


Input: What is the Nasal bone?

Output: The Nasal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a flat bone. It is connected to a nasomaxillary suture. It has a periosteum of nasal bone, a vasculature of nasal bone, a bony part of nasal bone, a network of trabecular spaces in bone tissue of nasal bone, a neural network of nasal bone, and an endosteum of nasal bone as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Left lacrimal artery?

Output: The Left lacrimal artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lacrimal artery. It is an arterial supply of a left lacrimal gland. It has a zygomatic branch of left lacrimal artery, a left lateral palpebral artery, a temporal branch of left lacrimal artery, and a recurrent meningeal branch of left lacrimal artery as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a left ophthalmic artery


Input: What is the Humeral head of flexor carpi ulnaris?

Output: The Humeral head of flexor carpi ulnaris is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a head of flexor carpi ulnaris. It is a regional element of a flexor carpi ulnaris. It has a medial epicondyle of humerus as its origin


Input: What is the Gallbladder?

Output: The Gallbladder is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ with organ cavity. It is anterior to a common bile duct and a superior part of duodenum. It has a posterior superior pancreaticoduodenal artery, a superficial branch of cystic artery, and a deep branch of cystic artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of gallbladder. It has a fundus of gallbladder, a body of gallbladder, a neck of gallbladder, and an infundibulum of gallbladder as regional elements. It is a regional element of a biliary system. It has a wall of gallbladder and a lumen of gallbladder as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is contained in an abdominal cavity. It is continuous with a cystic duct. It develops from a foregut. It is distal to a cystic duct. It is inferior to a right lobe of liver (classical). It has a hepatic lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of viscera of abdomen proper. It has a celiac nerve plexus, a hepatic nerve plexus, and a celiac ganglion as a nerve supply. It is anterior to a fundus of gallbladder. It is posterior to a neck of gallbladder. It is superior to a transverse colon. It has a cystic vein as a venous drainage


Input: What is the Wall of pharynx?

Output: The Wall of pharynx is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of pharynx. It has a wall of nasopharynx, a wall of oropharynx, a wall of laryngopharynx, an anterior wall of pharynx, a posterior wall of pharynx, a right lateral wall of pharynx, and a left lateral wall of pharynx as regional elements. It is a regional element of a wall of upper gastrointestinal tract. It has a mucosa of pharynx, a fibrous layer of pharynx, and a muscular layer of pharynx as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a pharynx. It is continuous with a wall of esophagus


Input: What is the Great saphenous vein?

Output: The Great saphenous vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a tributary of femoral vein. It drains into a femoral vein. It receives drainage from a cockett's perforator, a tributary of superficial epigastric vein, a dodd's perforator, a posterior arch vein, a lateral femoral cutaneous vein, a superficial epigastric vein, a superficial circumflex iliac vein, an accessory saphenous vein, a medial marginal vein, a tibial tubercle perforator, and an anterior femoral cutaneous vein. It has a superficial external pudendal vein, a communicating vein to short saphenous vein, a superficial epigastric vein, a superficial circumflex iliac vein, an accessory saphenous vein, a lateral accessory saphenous vein, a medial accessory saphenous vein, a dorsal venous arch of foot, a medial marginal vein, a tibial tubercle perforator, a hunterian perforator, and an anterior femoral cutaneous vein as tributaries. It is a tributary of a femoral vein


Input: What is the Right adnexa of uterus?

Output: The Right adnexa of uterus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an adnexa of uterus. It has a right uterine tube, a right mesosalpinx, a right mesovarium, a suspensory ligament of right ovary, a right cardinal ligament, and a right ovary as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Obturator membrane?

Output: The Obturator membrane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a skeletal membrane organ. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a subdivision of pelvic girdle


Input: What is the Set of intertransverse ligaments?

Output: The Set of intertransverse ligaments is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of ligaments


Input: What is the Bone marrow of sacrum?

Output: The Bone marrow of sacrum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone marrow of irregular bone


Input: What is the Larynx?

Output: The Larynx is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a heterogeneous anatomical cluster. It has a glottis, a supraglottic part of larynx, and an infraglottic part of larynx as regional elements. It has a skeletal system of larynx, a cricothyroid muscle, a posterior crico-arytenoid, a lateral crico-arytenoid, a transverse arytenoid, an oblique arytenoid, a thyro-arytenoid, a vocalis, a set of laryngeal muscles, a corniculate cartilage, a quadrangular membrane, a cavity of larynx, and a cricothyroid membrane complex as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Gland?

Output: The Gland is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a general anatomical term


Input: What is the Pars tensa of left tympanic membrane?

Output: The Pars tensa of left tympanic membrane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pars tensa of tympanic membrane


Input: What is the Head of right humerus?

Output: The Head of right humerus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a head of humerus. It is bounded by a surface of head of right humerus. It is a regional element of a proximal epiphysis of right humerus


Input: What is the Inferior lateral cutaneous nerve of arm?

Output: The Inferior lateral cutaneous nerve of arm is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cutaneous branch of radial nerve. It is a regional subtree of a peripheral segment of radial nerve. It is the nerve supply of a skin of lower half of lateral part of arm


Input: What is the Lateral ventricle?

Output: The Lateral ventricle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cerebral ventricle. It has a frontal horn of lateral ventricle, an occipital horn of lateral ventricle, a temporal horn of lateral ventricle, a body of lateral ventricle, and an atrium of lateral ventricle as regional elements. It has a cavity of lateral ventricle and a wall of lateral ventricle as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a cerebral hemisphere


Input: What is the Right lateral plantar nerve?

Output: The Right lateral plantar nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lateral plantar nerve. It has a superficial branch of right lateral plantar nerve, a nerve to right flexor accessorius, a nerve to abductor digiti minimi of right foot, and a deep branch of right lateral plantar nerve as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a right tibial nerve


Input: What is the Lateral surface of right thigh?

Output: The Lateral surface of right thigh is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lateral surface of thigh


Input: What is the Right hemiscrotum?

Output: The Right hemiscrotum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of scrotum. It is a regional element of a scrotum. It has a dartos of right hemiscrotum, a scrotal branch of genital branch of right genitofemoral nerve, a scrotal branch of right ilioinguinal nerve, a trunk of right cremasteric artery, a right posterior scrotal artery, a cutaneous part of right posterior scrotal artery, a dartos part of right posterior scrotal artery, a right cremasteric vein, a right posterior scrotal vein, a cutaneous tributary of right posterior scrotal vein, a right posterior scrotal nerve, a skin of right hemiscrotum, an external spermatic fascia of right hemiscrotum, a cremasteric fascia of right hemiscrotum, a cremasteric muscle of right hemiscrotum, a scrotal part of right internal spermatic fascia, and a right testis as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Ejaculatory duct?

Output: The Ejaculatory duct is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a duct. It has an intraprostatic part of ejaculatory duct and an extraprostatic part of ejaculatory duct as regional elements. It is a regional element of a male genital duct. It has a wall of ejaculatory duct and a lumen of ejaculatory duct as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a deferent duct, a duct of seminal vesicle, and a prostatic urethra. It is distal to a deferent duct. It is inferior to a deferent duct. It is proximal to a prostatic urethra


Input: What is the Left cervical sympathetic trunk?

Output: The Left cervical sympathetic trunk is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a cervical sympathetic trunk. It is a regional element of a left sympathetic trunk


Input: What is the Phalanx of finger?

Output: The Phalanx of finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a phalanx. It has a proximal epiphysis of phalanx of finger, a distal epiphysis of phalanx of finger, and a diaphysis of phalanx of finger as regional elements. It has an articular cartilage of proximal epiphysis of phalanx of finger, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of phalanx of finger, a vasculature of phalanx of finger, and a bony part of phalanx of finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a finger


Input: What is the Chin?

Output: The Chin is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of mouth. It has a right side of chin and a left side of chin as regional elements. It is a regional element of an external mandibular part of mouth. It has an integument of chin, a neural network of chin, a musculature of chin, a vasculature of chin, and a mental part of base of mandible as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Right auriculotemporal nerve?

Output: The Right auriculotemporal nerve is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an auriculotemporal nerve. It has a right external acoustic meatus nerve, a parotid branch of right auriculotemporal nerve, a communicating branch of right auriculotemporal nerve with right facial nerve, a right anterior auricular nerve, a superficial temporal branch of right auriculotemporal nerve, a communicating branch of right auriculotemporal nerve with right otic ganglion, and a branch of right auriculotemporal nerve to right temporalis as regional subtrees. It is a regional subtree of a right mandibular nerve


Input: What is the Sternoclavicular joint?

Output: The Sternoclavicular joint is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a synovial joint of pectoral girdle. It has an articular cartilage of sternal end of clavicle, an articular capsule of sternoclavicular joint, an articular disk of sternoclavicular joint, an anterior sternoclavicular ligament, a posterior sternoclavicular ligament, an interclavicular ligament, a costoclavicular ligament, a synovial cavity of sternoclavicular joint, and an articular cartilage of clavicular facet of manubrium as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a subdivision of pectoral girdle and a pectoral region of shoulder. It is an element of a set of all joints of pectoral girdle, a set of all joints of shoulder, a set of joints of pectoral girdle, and a set of synovial joints of pectoral girdle


Input: What is the Posterior lobe of cerebellum?

Output: The Posterior lobe of cerebellum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lobe of cerebellum. It is bounded by a surface of brain. It has a vermis part of posterior lobe of cerebellum, a right hemispheric part of posterior lobe of cerebellum, and a left hemispheric part of posterior lobe of cerebellum as regional elements. It has a medulla of posterior lobe of cerebellum and a cortex of posterior lobe of cerebellum as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Axial skeleton?

Output: The Axial skeleton is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of osseous skeleton. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an axial skeletal system. It derives from a paraxial mesoderm. It comprises a postcranial axial skeleton and a skeleton of head. It is an element of an osseous skeleton


Input: What is the Set of palmar intercarpal ligaments?

Output: The Set of palmar intercarpal ligaments is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a set of ligaments


Input: What is the Sympathetic ganglion?

Output: The Sympathetic ganglion is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an autonomic ganglion


Input: What is the Optic tract?

Output: The Optic tract is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nerve trunk. It has a branch of anterior choroidal artery to optic tract as its arterial supply


Input: What is the Cuneometatarsal interosseous ligament?

Output: The Cuneometatarsal interosseous ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a ligament of tarsometatarsal joint


Input: What is the Ascending aorta?

Output: The Ascending aorta is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of thoracic aorta. It attaches to a visceral serous pericardium of ascending aorta. It receives attachment from a visceral serous pericardium of ascending aorta and a fibrous pericardium. It has a right coronary artery and a left coronary artery as regional subtrees. It has an ascending aorta proper, a bulb of aorta, an anterior aortic sinus, a left posterior aortic sinus, and a right posterior aortic sinus as regional elements. It is a regional element of an aorta. It has a wall of ascending aorta and a lumen of ascending aorta as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with an arch of aorta and a left ventricle


Input: What is the Thalamus?

Output: The Thalamus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an organ component of neuraxis. It has a thalamotuberal artery, a thalamoperforating artery, a thalamogeniculate artery, a posterior medial choroidal artery, and a posterior lateral choroidal artery as its arterial supply. It is bounded by a surface of brain. It has an anterior nuclear group of thalamus, a midline nuclear group of thalamus, an intralaminar nuclear group of thalamus, a ventral nuclear group of thalamus, a metathalamus, a posterior nuclear group of thalamus, a thalamic reticular nucleus, a medial nuclear group of thalamus, and a lateral nuclear group of thalamus as regional elements. It receives projections from a superior cerebellar peduncle. It receives input from a neocortex, a dentate nucleus, a pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus, a globose nucleus, an emboliform nucleus, and a spinal cord. It sends output to a caudate nucleus, a putamen, and a subthalamic nucleus


Input: What is the Distal epiphysis of humerus?

Output: The Distal epiphysis of humerus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a zone of humerus. It is bounded by a surface of distal epiphysis of humerus. It has a medial epicondyle of humerus and a lateral epicondyle of humerus as regional elements. It is a regional element of a humerus. It has an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of humerus, a bony part of distal epiphysis of humerus, and a periosteum of distal epiphysis of humerus as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of an elbow joint


Input: What is the Nervous system of pelvis?

Output: The Nervous system of pelvis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nervous system of subdivision of trunk. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a pelvis


Input: What is the Left lateral lumbar region of abdomen?

Output: The Left lateral lumbar region of abdomen is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a lateral lumbar region of abdomen. It is a regional element of a back of abdomen


Input: What is the Region of epiglottis?

Output: The Region of epiglottis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of laryngopharynx


Input: What is the Skin of palpebral commissure?

Output: The Skin of palpebral commissure is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of face


Input: What is the Right medial malleolus?

Output: The Right medial malleolus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a medial malleolus


Input: What is the Mastoid emissary vein?

Output: The Mastoid emissary vein is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an emissary vein. It is a tributary of a sigmoid sinus and a posterior auricular vein


Input: What is the Left brachial artery?

Output: The Left brachial artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a brachial artery. It has a left deep brachial artery, a left superior ulnar collateral artery, a left inferior ulnar collateral artery, a left coracobrachialis branch of brachial artery, a biceps branch of left brachial artery, a brachialis branch of left brachial artery, a left radial artery, a left ulnar artery, and a terminal part of left brachial artery as regional subtrees. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a left arm


Input: What is the Otolith layer of statoconial membrane?

Output: The Otolith layer of statoconial membrane is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an acellular membrane of vestibular labyrinth. It is a regional element of a statoconial membrane


Input: What is the Distal epiphysis of ulna?

Output: The Distal epiphysis of ulna is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a distal epiphysis. It has a styloid process of ulna as a regional element. It is a regional element of an ulna. It has a bony part of distal epiphysis of ulna and an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of ulna as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a proximal segment of wrist. It is an element of a skeleton of wrist


Input: What is the Cervicothoracic-brachial compartment?

Output: The Cervicothoracic-brachial compartment is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an anatomical compartment. It has an interscalene triangle, a prescalene compartment, a costoclavicular compartment, and a retropectoralis minor compartment as regional elements. It has a cervicothoracic-brachial compartment space and a neurovascular bundle of cervicothoracic-brachial compartment as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Spinal epidural space?

Output: The Spinal epidural space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an epidural space


Input: What is the Duodenum?

Output: The Duodenum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of small intestine. It has a superior part of duodenum, a descending part of duodenum, a horizontal part of duodenum, an ascending part of duodenum, a superior flexure of duodenum, an inferior flexure of duodenum, a proximal half of duodenum, and a distal half of duodenum as regional elements. It is a regional element of an upper gastrointestinal tract and a small intestine. It has a lumen of duodenum and a wall of duodenum as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is continuous with a pyloric part of stomach and a jejunum. It has a hepatic lymphatic chain as its lymphatic drainage


Input: What is the Vomer?

Output: The Vomer is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an irregular bone. It articulates with a sphenoid bone, an ethmoid, a right maxilla, a left maxilla, a right palatine bone, and a left palatine bone. It has a right ala of vomer, a left ala of vomer, a cuneiform part of vomer, a vomer proper, and a vomerine crest of choana as regional elements. It has a bony part of vomer, a periosteum of vomer, a vasculature of vomer, a neural network of vomer, and an endosteum of vomer as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a viscerocranium. It matures from a fetal vomer. It is an element of an osseous skeleton of internal nose, an osseous skeleton of nasal septum, and a skeleton of head


Input: What is the Left middle finger?

Output: The Left middle finger is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a middle finger. It is a regional element of a left hand. It has a vasculature of left middle finger, a neural network of left middle finger, a middle phalanx of left middle finger, a distal phalanx of left middle finger, a proximal interphalangeal joint of left middle finger, a distal interphalangeal joint of left middle finger, a skin of left middle finger, a synovial tendon sheath of left middle finger, a proximal phalanx of left middle finger, and a superficial fascia of left middle finger as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It has a superficial lymphatic tree of left middle finger, a deep lymphatic tree of left middle finger, and a lymphatic tree of left middle finger as its lymphatic drainage. It is an element of a set of fingers of left hand


Input: What is the Incus?

Output: The Incus is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an auditory ossicle. It has a body of incus, a long limb of incus, a short limb of incus, and a lenticular process of incus as regional elements. It has a bony part of incus as a compositionally distinct anatomical element. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a skeletal system of middle ear. It derives from a palatopterygoquadrate bar and an ectomesenchyme of first pharyngeal arch. It is an element of a set of auditory ossicles


Input: What is the Bone of metatarsal bone?

Output: The Bone of metatarsal bone is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a bone tissue of long bone. It has a compact bone of metatarsal bone and a trabecular bone of metatarsal bone as regional elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a bony part of metatarsal bone


Input: What is the Posterior part of scrotum?

Output: The Posterior part of scrotum is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an urogenital part of perineum


Input: What is the Clavicle?

Output: The Clavicle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a long bone. It has a clavicular branch of internal thoracic artery, a clavicular branch of suprascapular artery, and a clavicular branch of thoraco-acromial artery as its arterial supply. It has a diaphysis of clavicle, a sternal end of clavicle, and an acromial end of clavicle as regional elements. It has a vasculature of clavicle, an articular cartilage of sternal end of clavicle, an articular cartilage of acromial end of clavicle, a cavity of clavicle, a bony part of clavicle, a periosteum of clavicle, and an endosteum of clavicle as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a pectoral part of pectoral girdle. It is an element of a skeleton of pectoral girdle


Input: What is the Subdural space?

Output: The Subdural space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a space of compartment of head


Input: What is the Condyle of left femur?

Output: The Condyle of left femur is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a condyle of femur


Input: What is the Tibia?

Output: The Tibia is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a long bone. It articulates with a fibula, a femur, and a talus. It has a proximal epiphysis of tibia, a distal epiphysis of tibia, and a diaphysis of tibia as regional elements. It has a vasculature of tibia, an endosteum of tibia, a bony part of tibia, an articular cartilage of distal epiphysis of tibia, and a periosteum of tibia as compositionally distinct anatomical elements. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a leg. It is an element of a skeleton of leg


Input: What is the Submental triangle?

Output: The Submental triangle is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of anterior triangle of neck. It is a regional element of an anterior triangle of neck. It contains a mylohyoid and a geniohyoid


Input: What is the Left breast?

Output: The Left breast is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a breast


Input: What is the Superficial palmar arterial arch?

Output: The Superficial palmar arterial arch is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an arterial anastomosis


Input: What is the Skin of nasolabial fold?

Output: The Skin of nasolabial fold is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a segment of skin of face


Input: What is the Dorsum of nose?

Output: The Dorsum of nose is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of external nose. It is a regional element of an external nose. It has an integument of dorsum of nose, a transverse part of right nasalis, a transverse part of left nasalis, a right lateral nasal cartilage, and a left lateral nasal cartilage as compositionally distinct anatomical elements


Input: What is the Sebaceous gland of eyelid?

Output: The Sebaceous gland of eyelid is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a sebaceous gland


Input: What is the Lateral wall of nasopharynx?

Output: The Lateral wall of nasopharynx is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of nasopharynx


Input: What is the Pericardial artery?

Output: The Pericardial artery is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a branch of internal thoracic artery. It has a trunk of pericardial artery as a regional element. It is a regional element of a systemic arterial tree of male human body, a systemic arterial tree of female human body, an internal thoracic artery, and a systemic arterial tree


Input: What is the Ovarian ligament?

Output: The Ovarian ligament is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a nonskeletal ligament


Input: What is the Extracellular space?

Output: The Extracellular space is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as an interstitial space


Input: What is the Prepericardial lymph node?

Output: The Prepericardial lymph node is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a pericardial lymph node. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a content of anterior mediastinum


Input: What is the Fibrous capsule of kidney?

Output: The Fibrous capsule of kidney is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a fibrous connective tissue. It is a compositionally distinct anatomical element of a kidney


Input: What is the Ligamentum nuchae?

Output: The Ligamentum nuchae is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a ligament of atlanto-occipital joint. It is a regional element of an atlanto-axial syndesmosis, a c2-C3 intervertebral syndesmosis, a c3-C4 intervertebral syndesmosis, a c4-C5 intervertebral syndesmosis, a c5-C6 intervertebral syndesmosis, and a c6-C7 intervertebral syndesmosis. It is the origin of a serratus posterior superior


Input: What is the Pelvis?

Output: The Pelvis is defined in the Foundational Model Anatomy (FMA) as a subdivision of front of trunk. It has a mons pubis, a posterior part of pelvis, and a pelvis proper as regional elements. It is a regional element of an abdomen. It has a wall of pelvis, a nervous system of pelvis, a vasculature of pelvis, an integument of pelvis, and a compartment of pelvis as compositionally distinct anatomical elements