A PET scan is not an example of anatomical terminology. It is a medical imaging technique.

Here's why:

* Anatomical terminology refers to the specific terms used to describe the structures of the body. Examples include:

* Bones: Femur, humerus, skull

* Organs: Heart, lungs, liver

* Tissues: Muscle, bone, cartilage

* PET scan (Positron Emission Tomography) is a functional imaging technique. This means it shows how organs and tissues are working, rather than simply their structure. It does this by detecting the activity of radioactive tracers that are injected into the body.

So, while a PET scan can provide information about the structure of the body, it is not a descriptive term for the anatomical parts themselves.