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Define: Anatomy
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The sturcture of body parts and theur relationship to one another
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what hard is to the bone
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Define: Physiology
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the function of body parts and how they carry out their life sustaining activites
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Define: Gross anatomy
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the study of large body stuctures visible to the naked eye
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what's another name for gross anatomy?
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Marcoscopic anatomy
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define regional anatomy
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all stuctures in a aprticular region of teh body like the abdomen (muscle, vessels)
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Systemic anatomy
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study of systems like the cardiovascular system
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surface anatomy
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the study of internal stuctures as theu relate to the overlying skin surface
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Cytology
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the study of the cells of the body
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Histology
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the study of the tissue
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Developmental anatomy
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studying how one develops overthe course of their life span
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Embryology
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developmental anatomy focusing on the development before birth.
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Pathological anatomy
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is the study of sturctural changes as a result to disease
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Radiograpic anatomy
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is the study of the structure as seen through an x-ray or special scanning procedures.
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Molecular biology
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molecules are examined. in other words, chemical substances.
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Ranal psysiology
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study of the function of the kidney and urine production
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Neuro physiology
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explains teh working of the nervous system
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Cardiovascular physiology
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examines how the heart and its vessels operate.
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what events does physiology tend to truly focuse on the most?
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events at a cellular or molecular level because the body's abilities depends on thos of its individual cells and they inturn depend on the chemical reactions that occures around them
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principle of complementarity of structure and function
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how stucture and fucntion work together. for ex. the bone are hard (structure) to protect (function) bodily organs.
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what are the 6 Levels of Structuaral Organization?
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1. Chemical level (simplest)
2. Celluar level 3. Tissue level 4. Organ level 5. Organ system 6. Organismal Level |
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Tell me about the cheimcal level of Structuaral Organization
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here, atoms turn into molecules which turns into oragelles, the basic component of Cells.
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