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Anatomy

Study of structure of an organism and relation to its parts

Physiology

Study of functions of living organisms and their parts

Pathology

Scientific study of disease

Atoms/molecules

Chemical level

Cells

Smallest structural units, organization of various chemicals

Tissues

Organization of similar cells

Organs

Organization of different tissues

Systems

Organization of different organs

Anatomical position

Standing erect, feet slightly apart, arms at sides with palms forward

Supine

Laying in back

Prone

Laying on stomach

Superior

Toward head, above

Inferior

Toward feet, below

Anterior

Front (ventral)

Posterior

Back (dorsal)

Medial

Toward midline of structure

Lateral

Away from midline or toward side of structure

Proximal

Toward/nearest trunk or origin point

Distal

Away from/farthest from trunk or point of origin

Superficial

Near body surface

Deep

Farthest away from most surface (femur to muscle)

Sagittal plane

Lengthwise plane divides structure into Right & left sections

Midsagittal plane

Dividing body into 2 equal halves

Frontal

(Coronal plane) lengthwise plane divides structure into anterior/posterior

Transverse plane

Horizontal plane divides structure into upper and lower sections

Dorsal cavity

Brain and spinal cord

Cranial cavity

Space inside skull contains brain

Spinal cavity

Space inside spinal column

Ventral cavity

Thoracic, mediastinum, pleural cavities

Thoracic cavity

Chest region

Mediastinum

Midportion if thoracic cavity

Pleural cavities

R lung/L lunges

Diaphragm

Dividing point between thoracic and abdominal cavities

Diaphragm

Dividing point between thoracic and abdominal cavities

Abdominal cavity houses what organs

Stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen

Pelvic cavity houses what organs

Reproductive organs, urinary bladder, lowest part intestine

9 abdominopelvic regions

R/L hypochondriac, R/L lumbar, R/L Iliac, umbilical, hypogastric epigastric

2 body regions

Axial- head/neck/torso/trunk


Appendicular-upper/lower extremities

Survival depends on maintenance/restoration of what

Homeostasis

Feedback loops involve what 3 things?

Sensor, control center, and effector

Negative feedback loop

Correct a situation (shivering/sweating)

Positive feedback loops

Continuing a process to reach a goal