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Form

Structure, shape, size, etc. of an object

Function

What an object does, how it works

Gross

Macroscopic view

Regionally

Examining all the structures in a region at once

Systemically

Examining all the structures in the body system by system

Superficially

Relating internal structures to overlying structural landmarks

Cytology

Studying the cells of the body

Histology

Studying the tissues of the body

Abnormal form

Studying structural changes made by disease

Developmental

Studying structural changes that occur naturally in the body

Tissue

Groups of similar cells that have a common function

Organ

Structure composed of at least two tissue types

System

A group of organs that function together for a common purpose

Body

The highest level of organisation; the sum total of all levels working together to keep us alive

The anatomical position

Standing upright


Lower limbs together


Arms to the side


Head upright

Coronal plane

Separates the ventral and dorsal

Medial sagittal

Separates the left and right through the middle

Parasagittal

Separates the left and right but not through the middle

Transverse plane

Separates the superior and inferior

Superior

Upper part of the body

Inferior

Lower part of the body

Medial

Centre of the body

Lateral

Left or right of the medial point

Anterior

Front/ventral

Posterior

Back/dorsal

Ventral

Front

Dorsal

Back

Proximal

Close to origin

Distal

Far from origin

Axial skeleton

Stationary part of the skeleton; spine, skull and ribs

Appendicular skeleton

Mobile part of the skeleton that attaches to the axial skeleton; limbs and pelvis

Superficial

Close (to the skin)

Deep

Far (from the skin)

Lumbar

Part of the spine/the abdomen

Pleural cavity

Contains the lungs

Pericardial cavity

Contains the heart

Cervical vertebrae

First 7 vertebrae (C1-C7)

Thoracic vertebrae

8th - 19th vertebrae (T1-T12)

Lumbar vertebrae

20th-24th vertebrae (L1-L5)

Sacrum

5 fused vertebrae near the base of the spinal column

Coccyx

2-5 fused vertebrae at the base of the spinal column

Lordosis

Inward curve of the spine

Kyphosis

Outward curve of the spine