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Anatomic position

When a person is standing erect, feet parellel,arms at the sides , and the eyes and palms facing forward.

Surpine

When a patient is laying face up horizontally

Prone


When a person is laying face down

Body planes

A flat surface resulting from a real or imaginary cut through a body in anatomic position.

Frontal (coronal)


Divides the body vertically into front and back

Midsaggital (medial)

Dives the body vertically into left and right portions.

Saggital

Divides the body horizontally into upper and lower portions

Ventral cavity


Front of body


Thoracic cavity


Abdominal


Pelvic cavity

Homeostasis

Steady state. Standing the same.

Metabolism

Is the sum of all physical and chemical reactions necessary to substain life

Catabolism

The destructive process by which complex substances are broken down into simple substances.

Dorsal cavity

Located in back of body



Cranial: brain


Spinal

Ventral (anterior) cavity

Front of body


Thoracic: heart and lungs


Abdominal :stomachs liver gallbladder kidneys ext


Pelvic : urinary bladder and reproductive organs

Anatabolism

A constructive process by which the body converts simple compounds into complex substances

Skin layers

Epidermis


Dermis


Subcutaneous

Muscular system

Cardiac: wall of heart


Skeletal: cells have bands and multiple nuclei


Smooth body organs and in vessels

Hemopoiesis

Calcium storage. The production of blood cells which occurs in bone marrow

Bone shape

Flat: rib blones and most skulls


Irregular: back bones and face bones


Long leg and hands


Short wrist and ankle

Nervous system structure

Central nervous system


Peripheral nervous system

Cerebrospinal

The fluid that protects the brain and spinal cord