Intro to Human Body
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| Homeostasis | Homeo (same)stasis (staying) The body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment in response to a changing environment.
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| Body levels of organization | atom, molecule, cell, tissue, organ, organ systems, human organism
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| Anatomy | branch of science that studies the structure of the body; Greek-to dissect
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| Physiology | branch of science that studies how the body works
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| Pathophysiology | studies the consequences of improper functioning; how body works when diseased; what happens during a heart attack
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| Major Organ Systems | Integumentary; Skeletal; Muscular; Nervous; Endocrine; Circulatory; Lymphatic; Immune; Respiratory; Digestive; Urinary; Reproductive
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| Anatomical Position | Standing erect; face forward; arms at sides; toes and palms forward
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| Superior and inferior | Superior = above; Inferior = below
Head is superior to feet
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| Anterior / Posterior | Anterior = front; Posterior = back
Heart is anterior to the spinal cord, and posterior to the breastbone
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| Ventral / Dorsal | Same as Anterior/Posterior
Dorsal is back (dorsal fin of fish)
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| Medial / Lateral | Divides right from left: Medial = toward midline; Lateral = away from midline. Ears are lateral to nose; hand is closer to lateral thigh than medial thigh
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| Proximal / Distal | Proximal = structure nearer the point of attachment; Distal = point farther from attachment
Wrist is distal to elbow
Wrist is distal to elbow
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| Superficial / Deep | Near surface or not. Skin is superficial to muscles; Bones are deep to skin.
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| Central / Peripheral | Center = nearer center; Peripheral = away from center. Heart is central, blood vessels are peripherally. Brain and spinal cord are central nervous system, nerves are peripheral nervous system.
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| Sagittal Plane | divided body into right and left
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| Frontal Plane | divides body into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal). Also coronal plane
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| Transverse Plane | divides body horizontally - upper (superior) and lower (inferior). when a body or organ is cut horizontally or transversely it is called a cross section.
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| Antecubital | front of elbow
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| Brachial | arm
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| Axillary | armpit
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| Buccal | cheek area
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| Inguinal | where thigh meets trunk - groin
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| Femoral | thigh
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| Patellar | front of knee
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| Caudal | tailbone
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| Deltoid | rounded area of shoulder closest to the upper arm
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| Occipital | back of head
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| Popliteal | back of knee
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| 2 Major cavities | Dorsal and Ventral. Doral is in back and divided into cranial and spinal (vertebral).
Ventral divided into thoracic cavity and abdominopelvic cavity.
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| Mediastinum | Divides the 2 compartments (pericardial and pleural) of the thoracic cavity containing the heart, esophagus, trachea, thymus gland, large blood vessels attached to heart
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| Dorsal Cavity | contains cranial and spinal cavities
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| Ventral Cavity | contains thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities divided by mediastinum
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