Professionalism refers to the conduct, behavior, and attitude expected of individuals in a professional setting. It encompasses a combination of qualities that demonstrate competence, respect, reliability, and integrity in the workplace or any field of expertise.
The term "buccinator" has long been used to refer to the muscle in the cheek. It is derived from the Latin word "buccina", meaning "trumpet" or "horn." Recently, TA2 (the second edition of Terminologia Anatomica) cited "bucinator" as the correct Latin form. However, 99.9% of anatomists and surgeons still use the term "buccinator.
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Anatomy is not a dead science. While much of the foundational understanding of human anatomy has been established over centuries, it remains a vital and evolving field. Anatomy provides the foundation for all medical and biological sciences and is crucial for understanding human health, disease, and treatment.
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