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16 Cards in this Set
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Anatomy |
The science that deals withthe form and structure of all organisms; to cut apart |
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Physiology |
deals with structure; study of the integrated functions of the body and all its parts, including biophysical and biochemical processes |
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Gross Anatomy |
A laboratory that is based primarily on the disection of animal cadavers |
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Histochemestry |
The combination of chemestry and microscopic anatomy |
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Comparitive Anatomy |
The study of the structures of various species of animals; emphasis in characteristics that aids in classification |
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Microscopic Anatomy; Histology |
The study of tissues and cells with aid of a microscope |
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Ultrastructural Cytology |
deals with portions of cells and tissues with the aid of the electron microscope |
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Systematic Anatomy |
The study of commonly accepted systems |
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Osteology |
Bones; Skeletal system |
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Arthrology |
Joints; Articular system |
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Myology |
Muscles; Muscular system |
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Splanchology |
Stomach; intestines; lungs and airways; kidneys and bladder; overies and testes |
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Endochrinology |
Ductless glands; Endocrine system |
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Nuerology |
Brain, spinal cord, and nerves; Nervous system |
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Cardiology |
Heart and vessels; Circulatory system |
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Esthesiology |
Eye and ear; Sensory system |
