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TermDefinition
Anatomy Structures of the body/ their physical relationships
Physiology Study of function/ how processes work
Gross Anatomy (Macroscopic) Examines large visible structures, visible with the naked eye
Regional Anatomy Body areas
Systematic Anatomy Organ Systems
Microscopic Anatomy The study of structures that cannot be seen without magnification
Cytology Study of the individual cell
Histology Study of tissues (group of cells that make an organ)
Human Physiology Study of functions of the human body
Cell Physiology Function of cell, chemistry of cells inside and how they communicate
Pathological Physiology Effects of diseases on organs or systems functions
Sign vs Symptoms Symptoms subjective: reported by patient Signs objective: reported by clinician
Body Organization Level 1: Chemical Atoms combine to form molecules
Cellular Are the smallest living units in the body
Tissue A group of cells working together to perform 1 or more functions
Organ Made of 2 or more tissues working together for a specific purpose
Organ System A group of organs interacting to perform one or more functions
Organism An individual life form
Surface Anatomy Locating structures on or near the body surface that can be seen and used as reference points (body position)
Anatomical Landmarks Structures that can be felt
Anatomical Regions Specific areas used for reference purposes
Anatomical Directions Closer or further away from a structure or plane
Anatomical Position Hands at sides, palms forward Posterior (dorsal) Anterior (ventral)
Supine Lying down, face up
Prone Lying down, face down
Lateral Recumbent Lying on side (variations/either side)
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