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Chapter 1 The Human Body: An Orientation

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the study of structure   anatomy  
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subdivision of anatomy, hands on   gross/macroscopic anatomy  
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subdivision of anatomy, cell structure   microscopic anatomy  
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subdivision of anatomy, embryology   developmental anatomy  
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the study of function at many levels   physiology  
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subdivisions are based on each particular organ system   physiology  
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principle of complementarity   anatomy and physiology and inseparable  
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function always reflects ______   structure  
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what a structure can do depends on its _____   form  
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6 levels of structural organization   chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism  
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chemical   atoms and molecules  
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cellular   cells and their organelles  
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tissue   groups of similar cells  
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organ   2 or more types of tissues  
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organ system   organs that work closely together  
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organism   all organ systems  
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external body covering (hair, skin, nails)   integumentary system  
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protects and supports organs, provides framework for muscles   skeletal system  
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maintains posture, produces heat, motion and facial expressions   muscular system  
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control system for the body, activates muscles and glands   nervous system  
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glands secrete hormones to regulate cell processes   endocrine system  
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transports blood carrying oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, etc; heart pumps blood   cardiovascular system  
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houses white blood cells, attacks foreign substances   lymphatic system  
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supplies blood with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide   respiratory system  
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breaks down food   digestive system  
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regulates water, electrolyte and acid-base balance of blood, eliminates waste   urinary system  
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reproduction   male and female reproductive systems  
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anatomical position   body erect, feet slightly apart, palms forward  
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toward the head   superior, cranial  
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toward the lower body   inferior, caudal  
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toward the front of the body   ventral, anterior  
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toward the back of the body   dorsal, posterior  
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toward or at the midline   medial  
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away from midline   lateral  
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between a medial and lateral structure   intermediate  
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closer to the trunk of the body   proximal  
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away from the trunk of the body   distal  
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toward the body surface   superficial, external  
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away from body surface   deep, internal  
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axial body division   head, neck, trunk  
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appendicular body division   limbs  
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flat surface along which a body is cut for anatomical study   plane  
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divides body into right and left   sagittal plane  
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plane lies on midline   midsagittal plane, median  
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place not on midline   parasagittal plane  
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divides body into anterior and posterior parts   frontal plane  
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divides body into superior and inferior parts   transverse plane, horizontal  
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diagonal cut   oblique section  
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cavity that protects the nervous system   dorsal cavity  
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2 parts of the dorsal cavity   cranial and vertebral/spinal cavities  
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cavity that encases brain   cranial cavity  
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cavity that encases spinal cord   vertebral/spinal cavity  
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cavity that houses internal organs   ventral cavity  
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internal organs   viscera  
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2 parts of the ventral cavity   thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities  
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2 pleural cavities   each house a lung  
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mediastinum   contains pericardial cavity, surrounds thoracic organs  
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pericardial cavity   encloses heart  
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cavity that contains the stomach, intestines, spleen and liver   abdominal cavity  
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cavity that contains the urinary bladder, reproductive organs and rectum   pelvic cavity  
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thin, double-layered membrane separated by serious fluid   serosa membrane  
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parietal serosa   lines internal body walls  
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visceral serosa   covers internal organs  
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upper right and left regions   hypochondriac regions  
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lower right and left regions   iliac/inguinal regions  
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upper middle region   epigastric  
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center-most region   umbilical region  
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lower middle region   hypogastric/pubic region  
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forehead   frontal  
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eye socket   orbital  
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nose   nasal  
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mouth   oral  
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chin   mental  
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neck   cervial  
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shoulder   acromial  
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upper arm   brachial  
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forearm   antebrachial  
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armpit   axillary  
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middle of chest   sternal  
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breast   mammary  
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belly button   umbilical  
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inner elbow   antecubital  
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thumb   pollex  
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palm   palmar  
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fingers, toes   digital  
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hip   coxal  
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upper leg   femoral  
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knee   patellar  
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shin   crural  
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wrist   carpal  
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ankle   tarsal  
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top of foot   metatarsal  
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big toe   hallux  
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under umbilical   pelvic  
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under pelvic   inguinal  
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under inguinal   pubic  
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ear   otic  
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back of head   occipital  
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back, shoulder blades   scapular  
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elbow   olecranal  
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spine   vertebral  
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lower back   lumbar  
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lower middle back   sacral  
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butt   gluteal  
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below butt   perineal  
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back of hand   metacarpal  
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back of knee   popliteal  
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calf   sural  
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lower leg   fibular, peroneal  
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heel of foot   calcaneal  
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bottom of foot   plantar  
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hand   manus  
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cheek   buccal  
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