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Homeostasis the dynamic balance of anatomy and physiology
Atom Smallest part of any element.
Nucleus Protons and neuons are located in the nucleus (center) of a atom
Mixture Is a blend of two or more subtances that have been mixed together without forming a new compound.
Phycial Change Water has undergone a change in its outward properties.
Anatomy Study of the body structure
Physiology The how the body functions
Pathophysiology The study of disorder of functioning.
Anatomic Postion Body is standing erect, with arms to the sides and palms turned for turned forward. When viewing in pictures the right side of the body is on the left side of the drawing.
Frontal (cornoal plane) From head to toe, dividing into front and back parts.
Sagittal Divids the body from left to right
Transverse Dividing the body into upper(superior) and lower(inferior)
Body Cavity Space within the body that containd internal organs.
Dorsal Psterior, back
Ventral Anterior, front
Diaphragm Large muscle that separates the ventral cavities.
Four Basic Structural Levels in the body Cells- the basic unit of life Tissue- Made up of cells Organs- made up of tissue Systems- made up of organs
Dorsal Cavity (Crainal) Brain
Verterbral Cavity Spinal Cord
Ventra Cavity(Thoracic) Heart, lungs, Large blood vessels, trachea, esophagus and thymus gland
Abdominal Cavity Stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, aderal glands, Ureter.
Pelvic Cavity Urinary bladder, remaining part of intestines, rectum, and internal reproductive organs.
Caudal Near the lower end of the body
Medial Near the midline
Lateral toward the side
Proximal Nearest t
Homeostasis the dynamic balance of anatomy and physiology
Atom Smallest part of any element.
Nucleus Protons and neuons are located in the nucleus (center) of a atom
Mixture Is a blend of two or more subtances that have been mixed together without forming a new compound.
Phycial Change Water has undergone a change in its outward properties.
Anatomy Study of the body structure
Physiology The how the body functions
Pathophysiology The study of disorder of functioning.
Anatomic Postion Body is standing erect, with arms to the sides and palms turned for turned forward. When viewing in pictures the right side of the body is on the left side of the drawing.
Frontal (cornoal plane) From head to toe, dividing into front and back parts.
Sagittal Divids the body from left to right
Transverse Dividing the body into upper(superior) and lower(inferior)
Body Cavity Space within the body that containd internal organs.
Dorsal Psterior, back
Ventral Anterior, front
Diaphragm Large muscle that separates the ventral cavities.
Four Basic Structural Levels in the body Cells- the basic unit of life Tissue- Made up of cells Organs- made up of tissue Systems- made up of organs
Dorsal Cavity (Crainal) Brain
Verterbral Cavity Spinal Cord
Ventra Cavity(Thoracic) Heart, lungs, Large blood vessels, trachea, esophagus and thymus gland
Abdominal Cavity Stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, aderal glands, Ureter.
Pelvic Cavity Urinary bladder, remaining part of intestines, rectum, and internal reproductive organs.
Caudal Near the lower end of the body
Medial Near the midline
Lateral toward the side
Proximal Nearest to orgin of a part
Distal Fartest to orgin of a part
Tissue- Types & Function Epithelial- Protects body part & produces secreation. Connective- Supports other body structures. Muscle- movement of the body Nerve- conducts impulses to & from all parts of the body
Simple epithelium Subdivided according to the shape and function of its cells. thin flattened form of the cell. They form the lining of cavities such as the mouth, blood vessels, heart and lungs and make up the outer layers of the skin.
Straitifed Means serveral layers of cells
These are simple columnar epithelial cells, they posses fine hair-like outgrowths, cilia on their free surfaces. These cilia are capable of rapid, rhythmic, wavelike beatings in a certain direction.
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