Chapter 1
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| What are the 3 divisions of Anatomy? | Gross or Macroscopic Microscopic Developmental
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| Gross Anatomy | Regional Systemic Surface
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| Microscopic | Cytology-study of cells Histology- study of tissues
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| Developmental | Traces structural changes throughout life
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| Embrology | Study of developmental changes of the body before birth.
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| Specialized Branches of Anatomy | Pathological Radiographic Molecular
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| Renal | Kidney function
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| Neurophysiology | Workings of the nervous system
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| Cardiovascular | Operation of the heart
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| Principle of Complementarity | Know that all systems are always related to eahother
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| Levels of Structural Organization | -Chemical -Cellular -Tissue -Organ -Organ System -Organismal
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| Organ System Interrelationship | Know that no organ works by itself
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| Necessary Life Functions | -Maintaining Boundaries -Movement -Responsiveness -Digestion -Metabolism -Excretion -Reproduction -Growth
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| Survival Needs | Nutrients Oxygen Water Maintaing normal body temperature Atmospheric Pressure
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| Homeostasis | Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a relatively stable internal environment in an ever changing outside world.
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| Receptor | monitors the environment and responds to change
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| Control Center | Determines the set point at which the variable is maintained
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| Effector | provides the means to respond to the stimulus
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| Positive Feedback | The output enhances exaggerates the original stimulus. (when high becomes higher)(blood clot)
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| Homeostatic Imbalance | Occurs when you have a disease
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| Anatomical Position | Body erect,feet slightly apart, palms facing forwards, thumbs point away from the body
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| Dorsal Cavity | Cranial (skull & brain) Vertebral (spinal cord)
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| Ventral Cavity | Thoracic Cavity Abdominpelvic
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| Pleural (subdivision of thoracic) | each houses a lung
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| Mediastinum(subdivision of thoracic) | contains the pericardial cavity surrounds the reaming thoracic organs
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| Pericardial Cavity(subdivision of thoracic) | encases the heart
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| Amdoninpelvic | Abdominal cavity- contains the stomach,intestines,spleen,liver,and other organs Pelvic Cavity- lies within the pelvis and contain the bladder,reproductive organs,and rectum
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| Parietal Serosa | lines internal body
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| Visceral Serosa | covers internal organs
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| Serous fluid | separates the serosae
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