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- Number 3?the pedal region is _____ and ____ to the patellar region?When using word components to relate medical terms to the structure and function of the human body, why is it important to be able to break down medical terms into component parts? Why not just memorize each term? What is the point of learning all these Latin terms, anyway? Aren't they just an outmoded tradition?