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How are living things organized?
simple to complex
List the 5 components of living things
1) cells
2) tissues
3) organs
4) organ systems
5) organism!
cells
groups of organelles working together
-surrounded by a cell membrane
-form the smallest living units in the body
-RBCs, WBCs
tissues
-groups of cells working together to perform a specific task
-muscle tissue
organs
-groups of different tissues working together
-liver, heart, stomach, etc.
organ systems
-groups of organs working together
-cardiovascular system, digestive system
Atoms
smallest chemical units
Molecules
groups of atoms working together
organelles
groups of molecules working together
gross anatomy
-examines large, visible structures
-surface anatomy
-systemic anatomy
-regional anatomy
Frons
forehead
Nasus
Nose
Oculus
eye
Auris
ear (otic)
Bucca
cheek
cervicis
neck
thoracis
thorax, chest
mamma
breast
abdomen
abdominal
umbilicus
navel
pelvis
pelvic
manus
hand (manual)
inguen
groin (inguinal)
femur
thigh (femoral)
pes
foot (pedal)
hallux
big toe
digits or phalanges
toes/fingers
tarsus
ankle (tarsal)
crus
leg (crural)
patella
knee cap
pollux
thumb
palma
palm
carpus
wrist (carpal)
antebrachium
forearm
antecubitis
front of elbow
brachium
arm
axilla
armpit
mentis
chin (mental)
oris
mouth (oral)
cephalon
head
cranium
skull
facies
face
supine
lying down, face up
prone
lying down, face down
transverse or horizontal plane
separates superior & inferior portions of the body
- cross section
sagittal plane
separates left and right portions
frontal or coronal plane
separates anterior and posterior portions
The abdomen is _______ to the gluteal region and ________ to the cervical region.
ventral and caudal
process
projection or bump
trochanter
large, rough projection
tuberosity
smaller, rough projection
crest
prominent ridge
spine
pointed process
condyle
smooth, rounded articular process
trochlea
smooth, grooved articular process shaped like a pulley
fossa
shallow depression
foramen
rounded passageway for blood vessels or nerves
canal
passageway through the substance of a bone