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the study of a structure of a part of the body is called
anatomy
the study of the function of a part of the body is called
physiology
atoms join together to form
molecules

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
molecules join to form
macromolecules

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
macromolecules are found in ____ which help make up cells
organelles

nucleus, mitochondria &c.

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
the basic unit of all living things
cells

contain organelles

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
composed of similar types of cells and performs a specific function
tissue

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
composed of several types of several types of tissue and performs a particular function within an organ system
organ

molecules + macromolecules + organelles + cells + tissues + organs + organ systems = organism
anterior
(ventral) toward the front
posterior
(dorsal) toward the back
superior
above or toward the head
inferior
below or toward the feet
medial
nearer to the midline
lateral
farther away from the midline
proximal
closer to the point of attachment or the trunk - always depends on point of reference!!
distal
further from the point of attachment or the trunk - always depends on the point of reference!!
superficial
near the surface
deep
away from the surface
central
at the center of the body or organ

vs peripheral
peripheral
away from the center of the body or organ

vs center
ipsilateral
on or affecting the same side of the body
contralateral
on or affecting the opposite site of the body
bilateral
affects one side
unilateral
affects both sides
sagittal/median plane
divides body into right & left portions
frontal/coronal plane
divides body into anterior & posterior portions
transverse plane
divides body into inferior & superior portions
oblique plane
slanted