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Adominopelvic Cavity

Stomach, small Intestine, large intestine, liver, spleen, kidneys, gall bladder, pancreas, ureters, urinary bladder, adrenal glands, abdominal aorta, superior vena cava


Stomach, small Intestine, large intestine, liver, spleen, kidneys, gall bladder, pancreas, ureters, urinary bladder, adrenal glands, abdominal aorta, superior vena cava


Stomach, small Intestine, large intestine, liver, spleen, kidneys, gall bladder, pancreas, ureters, urinary bladder, adrenal glands, abdominal aorta, superior vena cava

Small Intestine

Duodenum: first 12", most absorption


Jejunum: several feet long


Ileum: final and longest portion

Stomach

"J" shaped, leads to small intestine

Large Intestine

Cecum: Sm. connection to lg.


Veriform Appendix: Soaks up extra bacteria from cecum


Ascending colon: up the right side


Transverse colon: left to right


Descending colon: Down the left side


Sigmoid Colon:"S" shaped, leads to rectum


Rectum: Final stage before pooping

Liver

Makes bile

Gallbladder

Stores bile from liver until fatty foods are eaten and it is needed

Spleen

Blood is taken directly to spleen and it recycles old blood cells and cleans blood from invaders

Pancreas

Regulates blood sugar levels


Insulin decreases


Glucogon increases

Kidneys

Cleans waste from blood and creates urine

Ureters

2 tubes that form to one that lead from the kidneys to the bladder

Urinary bladder

Hold your pee until you go

Adrenal glands

Fight or flight

Abdominal Aorta

Carries oxygen rich blood (was the aortic arch above diaphragm)

Inferior vena cava

Takes oxygen poor blood to heart (was the superior vena cave when above diaphragm)

Homeostasis Imbalance

Increases risk of disease

30 year old looks 50

Skeletal System

Bones


Framework of body


Pulled on by muscles to move body


Blood cells are formed


Stores minerals

Muscular System

Moves your bones/body

Nervous System

Controlling system of the body


Responds to internal and external changes


Activates muscles and glands


Though process

Integymentary System

Skin, hair, nails


Protects insides from physical, chemical, biological, ect. assults


Houses receptors, sweat and oil glands

Proximal and distal

Proximal: Closer to the origin of the body



Distal: Farther from the origin of the body

Elbow is PROXIMAL to the wrist


Knee is DISTAL the the thigh

Medial, Lateral, intermediate

Medial- Closer to body midline


Lateral- Away from midline


Intermediate- Between the two

Eyes are MEDIAL to ears


Arms are LATERAL to the heart


Eyes are INTERMEDIATE to nose and ears

Superior and inferior

Superior: Closer to the brain


Inferior: Closer to feet

Hips are SUPERIOR to knees


Thighs are INFERIOR to chest

Ventral and dorsal

Ventral: Closer to front of the body


Dorsal: Closer to the back of body

Breast bone is VENTRAL to heart


Spleen is DORSAL to ribs

Superficial and deep

Superficial: Towards body surface


Deep: Away from body surface

Muscles are SUPERFICIAL to bone


Lungs are DEEP to rib cage

Anatomical Position

Facing forward, feet apart, palms out



OPPOSITE their right is your left but will be called RIGHT

Regions (2 main)

Axial: Head, neck, & torso


Appendicular: limbs

Lower limbs (front)

Coxal


Femoral


Patellar


Crural


Fibular

Coxal

Hip

Femoral

Hip

Patellar

Anterior knee joint

Crural

Anterior lower leg

Fibular

Lateral lower leg

Upper limbs (front)

Acromial


Brachial


Antecubital


Abtebrachial


Carpal

Acromial

Tip of shoulder

Brachial

Between shoulder and elbow

Antecubital

Inside elbow joint

Antebrachial

Forearm

Carpal

Wrist

Pelvic (front)

Lower torso



Inguinal: groin

Pedal (front)

Foot


Tarsal: ankle


Metatarsal: top surface of foot


Digital: toes


Hallux: big toe

Manus (front)

Hand


Palmar: palm


Pollex: thumb


Digital: fingers

Pubic (front)

Where genitals are found

Abdominal (front)

Abdomin



Umbilical: belly button

Thoracic (front)

Chest



Axillary


Mammary


Sternal

Axillary

Arm pit

Mammary

Nipple/ breast tissue

Sternal

Sternum

Cervical (front)

Neck

Cephalic (front)

Frontal


Orbital


Nasal


Buccal


Oral


Mental

Frontal

Forehead

Orbital

Eyes

Nasal

Nose

Buccal

Cheek

Oral

Mouth

Mental

Chin

Pedal (back)

Foot



Calcaneal: heel


Plantat: bottom of foot

Lower limbs

Hips down



Popliteal: back of knee joint


Sural: calf