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Anatomy
study of the structure of the body
physiology
function of different parts of the body
Levels of Organization
start at atomic levels/ atoms put together make molecules, molecules make cells, cells make tissues, tissues make organs, organs make organ systems
Characteristics of life
Organization
metabolism
responsiveness
growth
development
reproduction
Homeostasis
steady state that the body likes to be in
Set Point
Ideal point for the body
Negative feedback
Brings things back to the set point when getting close to the top of range
Positive feedback
Pushes past range
Frontal plane
separates the body into Anterior and Posterior parts
Median Plane
separates body into Right and Left parts
Horizontal Plane
separates the body into Superior and Inferior parts
Sagital Plane
any plane parallel to the median plane
Superior
Closer to head
inferior
closer to feet
Anterior
front of body
Posterior
back of body
Supine
face or palm up when lying on back
prone
face or palm down when lying on anterior surface of body
Dorsal
closer to the posterior surface of the body
Ventral
closer to the anterior surface of the body
Proximal
closer to the origin of a structure
Distal
further away from the origin of a structure
Medial
lying closer to the midline
lateral
lying further away from the midline
Serous membranes
Lines the trunk cavities and cover the organs of these cavities
Visceral
membranes that cover the organs
Parietal
line the cavities themselves
Pericardial
anything dealing with the heart
Pleural
Deals with lungs
Peritoneal
Deals with abdomin
Mesenteries
Hold organs in place
Scientific method
Science attempts to make objective conclusions
Used to gather information in certain steps
1) observations
2) hypothesis
3) Experiment
4) Conclusion
5) theory
Controlled experiments
variable- factors that can cause change in result
Control- goes through all the steps but lacks the variable factor either supports or disproves hypothesis
Theories
Suported by a large number of observations with no contradictions
biogenesis
life comes from life
evolution
Shared dna, use of ATP for energy
Genes
Carry the code for life