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what is PHYSIOLOGY
study of the FUNCTION in the HUMAN BODY.
What is ANATOMY
study of the STRUCTURE in the HUMAN BODY.
ANATOMY is also called
MORPHOLOGY
the sciences of FORM
What are two branches of anatomy
1. Gross Anatomy
2. Microscopic anatomy
Gross (large) Anatomy
study body structure that can be examine by the naked eye.
Ex. of how we study Gross anatomy
bones, lungs and muscle
what is the technique use to study gross anatomy (I dissect)
DISSECTION (cut apart )
what are two ways to approaches gross anatomy.
1. Regional anatomy
2. systemic anatomy
what is the REGIONAL anatomy
structure in a single body region that are examined as a group.

ex: abdomen and head
what is SYSTEMIC anatomy
study all the organs with related function together (whole body)
What is the best way to study systemic anatomy
relating structure to function
what is the subdivision of gross anatomy
SURFACE anatomy
what does surface Anatomy study
shapes and markings (landmark) on the surface and reveal the underlying organs.

ex. locate pulses to draw blood
what is the second branch of anatomy
MICROSCOPIC anatomy
(Histology)e
what is microscopic anatomy
study of STRUCTURE that are so small they can be seen only with a MICROSCOPE
THE HIERARCHY OF STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION
Figure 1.1
what is the chemical level
ATOMS and MOLECULES to form MOLECULES

(carbodioxide, water, CHO,lipids,protein,nucleic acid RNA,DNA)
What is cellular level
CELLS are made up of molecules
what is the TISSUE level
TISSUES consist of similar types of cells
what are the four tissues that make up the all organ of the human body.
1. epithelial or epithelium tissue
2. connective tissue
3. muscle tissue
4. nervous tissue
what does epithelium tissues cover
the body surface and lines its cavities
what does connective tissue support
the body and protect its organ
what does muscle tissue provides
movement
what does nervous tissue provides
fast internal communication by transmitting electrical impulses
what is the organ level
organs are made up of different types of tissues
what is the organ system level
organ systems consist of different organ that work together closely
what is the ORGANISMAL level
highest level of organization.
Group of ORGAN systems with similar function
what is the accurately reference that describe various body parts and their location- common visual reference point
ANATOMIC position
what is REGIONAL terms
names of specific body areas
what are the two fundamental division of the body
1. AXIAL
2. APPENDICULAR