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ANATOMY

Study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts

PHYSIOLOGY

Study of how the body and its parts work or function

HOMEOSTASIS

Maintenance of a stable internal environment=a dynamic state of equilibrium

GROSS ANATOMY

Large Structures


Easily visible


E.g Lungs, Heart etc

MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY

Very Small structures


Can only be viewed with a microscope


E.g Cellular structures, gastric juices.

4 TISSUE GROUPS

Epithelial


Connective


Muscle


Nervous

FLEXION

Making a joint smaller e.g bending your knee

EXTENSION

Making a joint angle bigger e.g Straightening your knee after flexion (bending).

HYPEREXTENSION

Taking the joint past 180 degrees extension e.g double jointed arm movement

ROTATION

Turning left or right e.g turning your head

MEDIAL ROTATION

Turning inward. E.g opposite of first position ballet

LATERAL ROTATION

Turning outward E.g First position ballet

ABDUCTION

Moving limbs away from midline. E.g lifting arms (star jump)

ADDUCTION

Moving limbs towards centre. E.g Bringing arms back in after a star jump.

PLANTAR FLEXION

Decreases the angle between the soles of the feet and the back of the leg. E.g pointe ballet

DORSIFLEXION

Decreases the angle between the toes and the shin. E.g Flexing feet ballet.

INVERSION

Tilting foot towards the mid line of the body. Toward the median plane.

EVERSION

Tilting foot away from mid line of the body. Away from median plane.

SUPINATION

Radius and ulna are parallel. E.g holding a bowl of soup

PRONATION

Radius rotates over ulna. E.g Holding hands flat on table