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Organization of the Body - Divisions and roots

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circulatory system   heart, blood, blood vessels to circulate blood to transport oxygen, nutrients, etc.  
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lymphatic system   lymph vessels and nodes. Delivers lymph fluids pertains highly to immunity  
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digestive system   from mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large intestines, gallbladder, liver, to anus. Processes food.  
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endocrine system   composed of glands that send chemical messengers (hormones) into the blood to act on other glands and organs. eg. pituitary, thyroid, pancreas, adrenal, etc.  
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reproductive system   produces cells that join to form the embryo. Male: testis Female: ovary  
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musculoskeletal system   bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles to allow the body to move  
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nervous system   brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves carries electrical messages  
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respiratory system   trachea, bronchi, lungs controls breathing  
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skin and sense organs   receive messages from the environment and deliver to the brain  
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urinary system   kidney, ureters, bladder, urethra - filters and excretes urine  
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cranial cavity   contains brain, pituitary gland - in the skull  
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spinal cavity   contains spinal cord  
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thoracic cavity   in the chest contains heart and lungs  
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abdominal cavity   below the diaphragm contains stomach, liver, gallbladder, intestines  
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pelvic cavity   below abdominal cavity contains bladder, uterus in females, rectum and anus  
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cervical spine   neck region - 7 bones (remember breakfast at 7)  
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thoracic spine   chest region - 12 bones (remember lunch at 12)  
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lumbar spine   loin or waist region - 5 bones (remember supper at 5)  
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sacrum or sacral   5 fused bones  
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coccyx   tailbone - 4 fused bones  
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frontal plane   up and down division creating front and back portions  
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sagittal (lateral) plane   up and down division creating right and left portions (if midsagittal - equal portions)  
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transverse plane (axial)   horizontal division creating top and bottom portions  
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abdomin/o   abdomen  
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anter/o   front  
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bronch/o   bronchial tubes (leads from windpipe to lungs)  
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cervic/o   neck of the body or neck of the cervix(uterus)  
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chondro/o   cartilage  
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coccyx/o   coccyx, tailbone  
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crani/o   skull  
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epitheli/o   skin, surface tissue  
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esophag/o   esophagus (tube from throat to stomach)  
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hepat/o   liver  
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lapar/o   abdomen  
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laryng/o   larynx  
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later/o   side  
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lumb/o   loin (waist)  
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lymph/o   lymph (clear tissue spaces and lymph vessels)  
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mediastin/o   mediastinum (space between the lungs)  
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pelv/o   pelvis (bones of the hip)  
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peritone/o   peritoneum (membrane surrounding the abdomen)  
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pharyng/o   pharynx (throat)  
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pleur/o   pleura (covering around the lungs)  
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poster/o   back, behind  
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sacr/o   sacrum (fives fused bone in the low back)  
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spin/o   spine (backbone)  
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thorac/o   chest  
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trache/o   trachea (windpipe)  
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vertebr/o   vertabra (bone of the backbone)  
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Regions (9)   Right hypochondriac; epigastric; left hypochondriac; right lumbar; umbilical; left lumbar; right inguinal; hypogastric; left inguinal  
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Quadrants (4)   RUQ; LUQ; RLQ; LLQ  
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