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21 Cards in this Set
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Gross Anatomy
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is the study of large structures visible with the naked eye
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Regional anatomy
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in this approach, all of the structures (muscle, bones, nerves) in a given area ares studied at the same time
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Systemic anatomy
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in this method, one studies, say, the cardiovascular system in its entirety and than focuses on another system
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Surface anatomy
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in this area, one studies internal body structures as they can be recognized from and in relation to overlying skin surface
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Microscopic Anatomy
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is the study of structures too small to be seen with the naked eye
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Cytology
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is cellular anatomy
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Histology
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is the study of tissues
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Developmental anatomy
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traces the structural changes in an embryo from conception to old age
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Embryology
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is the specific area that concerns the individual before birth
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Pathological anatomy
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is the study of structural changes that are caused in the body because of disease states
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Radiographic anatomy
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is the use of X-rays, or such newer techniques as CAT scans and MRI's to ascertain tumors or other abnormalities
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Molecular biology
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changes on the molecular level (and such molecules relate form and function
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Cardiovascular physiology
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is involved with the heart and vessels
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Renal physiology
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kidney function and urine output
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Neurophysiology
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is involved with nerves and related organs like the brain
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Endocrine physiology
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is involved with the role of hormones and chemical messengers in maintaining homeostasis
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Reproductive physiology
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is involved with the production of ova, sperm, and conception
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Muscle physiology
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is concerned with the contraction of muscle fibers
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Respiratory physiology
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is concerned with the pulmonary system
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hierarchy of structural organization
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