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Anatomy
study of the external and internal structures and the physical relationships between body parts
Microscopic Anatomy
used to look at cells.
Gross Anatomy
physically touch the specimen, dissect, no enhancement tools (microscopes) used
cytology
study of cells
histology
study of tissues
Light Microscopy
light used to capture image
Electron Microscopy
beams of electrons used to capture image
Scanning Electron Microscopy
a type of electron microscope that images the sample surface by scanning it with a high-energy beam of electrons in a raster scan pattern
Transmission Electron Microscopy
technique whereby a beam of electrons is transmitted through an ultra thin specimen, interacting with the specimen as it passes through.
Surface Anatomy
feelings specimens from outside surface
EX: phlebotomist
Morphology
studies form
Superficial anatomical markings
when you can name a bone from touch EX: bending elbow and feeling the ulna
Regional anatomy
know everything about specific regions EX: thoracic cavity
Systemic Anatomy
Look at each system seprately
Integumentary system
skin and its derivatives (hair and nails)
Function: protection from desercation (wounds) temperature regulation through sweat, protection from sunlight to make vitamin D precurssor
Skeletal System
bones, cartilages, joints, ligaments, tendons
Function: helps to maintain shape and form, protection of internal organs. Blood Cell production
Joints
help us move around, physical manipulation of environment
Ligaments
connective tissue connecting muscle to bone
Muscular System
composed of connective tissue wrappings
Function: movement of skeletal system, help maintain a warm body temperature, help you stand still
Nervous System
nerve cells, neurons, brain, spine, spinal nerves
Function: control center of body
Endocrine System
Funciton: hormone producing
Pituiary Gland
produces growth hormone in bones
Repiratory System
bring oxygen and release carbon dioxide
Function: Exchange of Gases
Parts: Lungs, trachea, larynx
Digestive System
Function: Absorption of nutrients and getting rid of waste reabsorbing water in large intestines
Urine dervied from plasma
Reproductive System
Function: reproduce
testes, ovaries, mammary gland
Cardiovascular System
Function: blood transportation of nutrients and gases
Heart, vessels, arteries/veins
Lymphoid System
Function: picks up waste that is used by cells

Lymphnodes, thymous
Spleen
filters blood cells
Anatomical Position
standing straight up with palms facing anteriorly