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BIOL 2404 Unit 1

Intro To A&P Homeostasis direction terms body regions

TermDefinition
Superior Towards the head or top.
Inferior Away from the head or below
Anterior Towards the front or in front of.
Posterior Towards the back or in back.
Distal Away from point of attachment. Only used with landmarks in hand and leg
Proximal Closer to point of attachment. Only used with landmarks in hand and leg.
Superficial Outermost or towards the outside . Used when there are layers.
Deep innermost or towards the inside. Used when there are layers.
Medial Towards the middle or near the mid line.
Lateral Away from the middle or on either side of midline
Anatomical Position Standing , facing forward, with hands to the side and palms open, facing forward. Toes pointing forward.
Atoms smallest part of matter that has unique properties.
Molecule One or more atoms come together to form a molecule
Organelle One or more macromolecule come together to form organlle.
Cell Simplest unit of life made up of one or more organelle.
Tissue One or more cells come together to perform a common function forms a tissue.
Organs One or more tissues come together to perform a common function forms an organ
Organ system Made up of many organs to perform a complex function.
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