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TermDefinition
medial middle
distal away from the trunk area
proximal closer to the attachment
pathology study of disease
pharmacology study of drugs( meds)
stressor anything that can disrupt homeostasis
sensor is feedback from the body, such as change in weather. and or body temperature
oblique divides the body in an oblique angle
Traverse divides body into superior and inferior portions
Frontal divides anterior and posterior portions
Sagittal lengthwise/ vertical cut
Lateral further from the midline
inferior below towards the foot
Superior above/ towards the head
posterior back/dorsal area
Anterior front / ventral
Anatomy structure of organism and relationship to it's parts
Physicology study of functions of living organisms
Organ Level a group of different tissues
Appendage nails, hair,sweat glands
imperialable means it cannot be passed
immunity to protect from bacteria
sensation receives pain, temp, touch, textures, and responds to sweat
Thermoregulation receives temp, for when it's too much
Pelvic Cavity bladder, internal reproductive system
abdominalpelvic stomach, liver, kidneys, spleen, snall intestines and most of large intestines
Thoracic Cavity has left pleural cavity, right pleural cavity, and the pericardial cavity
Ventral Body Cavity thoracic/ abdominalpevic
Dorsal Body Cavity cranial cavity, and spinal cavity
Axriel Region head, neck, torsal, trunk
Anatomical Position is when the body is turned erected with palms down forward
prone laying on your stomach
suspine laying on your back(spine)
diaphram separates the thorasic and abdominal areas
superior above
inferior below
superficial near the surface
Dorsal back
Negative feedback loop prevents deviation of the loop
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