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Anatomy
scientific study of shape & structure of human body
Physiology
scientific study of how human body functions
Functions affect Structure
structure affects function
Basic Anatomic Reference systems
*plane & body direction
*structural units
*body cavities
Describing human body, presumed to be in
anatomical position
Anatomical Position def
body standing erect, facing forward, arms @ sides palms forward
Planes
imaginary lines used to divide body into sections
Midsagittal Plane aka
Medial Plane/Midline Plane
Midsagittal Plane def
vertical plane divides body into EQUAL left/right halves
Sagittal Plane
any vertical plane parallel to midline divides top/bottom into unequal left/right
Horizontal Plane aka Transverse
superior (upper)
inferior (lower)
Frontal Plane aka Coronal
front/back
Superior
above another part
Inferior
below another part
Proximal
closer to trunk of body
Distal
further from trunk of body
Lateral
side away tom midline
Mesial
toward/nearer the midline
Dorsal
back
Ventral
front
Anterior
toward front
Posterior
toward back
Organization levels of body
cells >> tissues >> organs >> body systems
Cells 75 trillion
basic structure of body
Cells unique capacity
react to stimuli transferring neutrons to energy...grow reproduce
Differential
specialized functions of cells
Stem cells
immature unspecialized cells
2 primary sources identifying stem cells
embryonic & adult stem cells
Embryonic Stem Cells
embryos developed from eggs, fertilized in test tube
Adult Stem Cells
in tissues of adults and children
Cell Membrane purposes
*helps cell maintain form
*decides what may enter and leave
cytoplasm
gelike fluid inside cell (like egg white)
organelles
specialized part of cel performs specific function
manufactures, modifies, stores & transports protiens & dispose of cellular waste
organelles
Nucleus
control centre of cell (yolk)
directs metabolic activities of cell
Contains DNA & RNA
Nucleus
4 main tissue types
*Epithelial
*connective
*muscle
*nerve
Epithelial tissue
covers external & internal body surface (skin, oral cavity lining)
Connective Tissue
supports body & connective organs & tissues
Muscle Tissue
lengthens & shortens, therefore moves body parts
Skeletal muscles
voluntary ( arms/legs)
or
involuntary (heart)
Nerve Tissue
found in brain spinal cord & nerves
Organs
form when severals tissues group together performing single function
Body Systems
organs workin together, perform major functions i.e. digestive system >> ingestion > digestion>absorption
3 types muscle
*striated
*smooth
*cardiac
Striated muscle tissue
*skeletal&voluntary--attached to bone, tendons
*striped
Smooth Muscle tissue
*viseral non striated
*involuntary movement ie digestion
Cardiac muscle tissue
*walls of heart
*striated but involuntary
Body Cavities
Dorsal & Ventral (larger)
Parietal
walls of cavity
Dorsal Cavity
Cranial (brain) & Spinal (spinal cord) Cavity
Ventral Cavity
Thoracic & Abdominopelvic
Thoracic
heart lungs esophagus trachea
Abdominal
stomach liver gallbladder spleen most intestines
2Major Body Regions
Axial & Appendicular
Axial
head neck trunk
Appendicular
arms & legs
NIDCR
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research