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Anatomy

science of the structure of an organism and the relationship of its parts

Gross Anatomy

study of the body relying on the naked eye

Microscopic Anatomy

study of the body using a microscope

Cytology

study of cells

Histology

study of tissues

Developmental Anatomy

growth and development

Pathological Anatomy

diseased body structures

Systemic Anatomy

body by systems

Autopoiesis

living organisms are self-organizing and self-maintaining

Cell Theory

if it is made of one or more cells, it is alive

7 Characteristics of Life

1.) living things are composed of cells


2.) living things have different levels of organization


3.) living things use energy


4.) living things respond to their environment


5.) living things grow


6.) living things reproduce


7.) living things adapt to their environment

Basis for Life on a Chemical Level

organization of chemical structures separates living material from nonliving material

Main Levels of Organization

1.) chemical


2.) organelle


3.) cellular


4.) tissue


5.) organ


6.) system

Anatomical Position

body erect with arms at sides, palms forward, and head and feet pointing forward

Ipsilateral

same side

Contralateral

different side

Dorsal Cavity

1.) Cranial


2.) Spinal

Cranial Cavity

skull and brain

Spinal Cavity

spinal cord and spinal column

Ventral Cavity

1.) Thoracic


2.) Mediastinum


3.) Pleural


4.) Abdominal


5.) Abdominopelvic

Thoracic Cavity

chest

Mediastinum Cavity

heart, trachea, right and left bronchi, esophagus, thymus, blood vessels, thoracic duct, lymph vessels, lymph nodes, nerves

Pleural Cavity

space between the two pleurae of the lungs

Abdominal Cavity

stomach, small intestine, gall bladder, bladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, colon, liver

Abdominopelvic Cavity

abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity

Visceral Membrane

covering organs within a cavity

Parietal Membrane

lining membrane of the cavity

Axial Subdivision

head, neck and torso

Appendicular Subdivision

upper and lower extremities

Superior (directional term)

towards head

Inferior (directional term)

towards feet

Anterior (directional term)

in front of

Posterior (directional term)

in back of

Medial (directional term)

toward midline

Lateral (directional term)

away from the midline

Proximal (directional term)

nearest the point of origin

Distal (directional term)

away from point of origin

Abdominopelvic Region

1.) Right hypochondriac region


2.) Epigastric region


3.) Left hypochondriac region


4.) Right lumbar region


5.) Umbilical region


6.) Left lumbar region


7.) Right iliac region


8.) Hypogastric region


9.) Left iliac region

Abdominal Region

1.) Right upper region


2.) Left upper region


3.) Right lower region


4.) Left lower region

Superficial (directional term)

closer to the surface

Deep (directional term)

farther from the surface

Lumen

inner hollow area of some organs

Central (organ directional term)

near the center

Peripheral (organ directional term)

around the boundary

Medullary (organ directional term)

inner part of an organ

Cortical (organ directional term)

outer part of an organ

Basal

widest part

Apical

narrow tip

3 Body Planes

1.) frontal plane


2.) median plane


3.) transverse plane