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Anatomy

The study of the structure of the human body

Physiology

The study of the body functions

The Hierarchy of Structural Organization

•Chemical level


•Cellular level


•Tissue level


•Organ level


•Organ system level


•Organism

Chemical level

•Atoms form molecules

Cellular level

•Cells and their functional sub units

Tissue level

•A group of cells performing acommon function

Organ level

•A discrete structure made up ofmore than one tissue

Organ system level

•Organs working together for acommon purpose

Organism

•The result of all simpler levelsworking in unison

Integumentary System

•Forms external body covering


•Protects deeper tissues from injury


•Synthesizes vitamin D


•Site of cutaneous receptors


(pain, pressure, etc.) and sweatand oil glands

Skeletal System

•Protects and supports body organs


•Provides a framework for muscles


•Blood cells formed within bones


•Stores minerals

Muscular System

•Allows manipulation of environment


•Locomotion


•Facial expression


•Maintains posture


•Produces heat

Nervous System

•Fast-acting control system


•Responds to internal and external changes

Endocrine System

•Glands secrete hormones that regulate ,Growth


•Reproduction


•Nutrient use

Cardiovascular System

•Blood vessels transport blood


•Blood carries oxygen and carbondioxide


•It also carries nutrients andwastes


•Heart pumps blood through blood vessels

Lymphatic System/Immunity

•Picks up fluid leaked from blood vessels


•Disposes of debris in the lymphaticsystem


•Houses white blood cells (lymphocytes)


•Mounts attack against foreign substancesin the body

Respiratory System

•Keeps blood supplied with oxygen


•Removes carbon dioxide


•Gas exchange occurs through walls of airsacs in the lungs

Digestive System

•Breaks down food into absorbable units


•Indigestible foodstuffs eliminated asfeces

Urinary System

•Eliminates nitrogenous wastes


•Regulates water, electrolyte, andacid-base balance

Male & Female Reproductive Systems

•Overall function is to produce offspring


•Testes produce sperm and male sexhormones


•Ovaries produce eggs and female sexhormones


•Mammary glands produce milk

•Anatomical position

a common visual reference point