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an introduction to the structures and functions of the body

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anatomy   show
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show cutting technique used to separate body parts for study  
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show the study of the functions of living organisims and their parts  
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show any significant abnormality in the body's structure or function that disrupts a person's vital function or physical, mental or scocial well being  
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show the scientific study of disease  
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show the charecteristic of the body of being organized, that is, structured in different levels of complexity and coordinated in function; the human body is often said to be organized into different levels of organization:chemical, cell, tissue, organ, system,  
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stuctural levels of organization in the body   show
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show considered to be the smallest living units of stucture and function in our bodies  
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show an organization of many similar cells that act together to perform a common function  
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organs   show
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systems   show
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supine   show
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prone   show
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show toward the head, upper or above  
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inferior   show
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show front or in front of  
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ventral   show
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show toward the back ( can be used in place of posterior)  
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medial   show
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show toward the side of the body or away from it's midline  
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proximal   show
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show away from or farthest from the trunk or point of origin of a body part  
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superficial   show
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show father away from the body surface  
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show length wise plane running from back to front. it divides the body or any of its parts into right and left sides  
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show divides the body length wise into Eaqul halfs  
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frontal (coronal)   show
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transverse   show
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two major body cavities   show
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thoracic cavity   show
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show the mid potion of the thoracic cavity  
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show sub divisions of the thoracic cavities (right and left sides)  
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show lower part of the ventral cavity. the abdominal and pelvic cavity together, because no physical partition separates them.  
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diaphragm   show
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atrophy   show
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show the relative constancy of the internal environment  
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feed back loop   show
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show part of a homeostatic feedback loop thats detects (senses) changes in the physiological variable that is regulated by the feedback loop  
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show part of the homeostaticfeedback loop that integrates(puts together) setpoint (pre-prgrammed) information with actual sensed information about a physiological variable and then possibly sends out a signal to an effector to change the varible  
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show responding organ; for example, voluntary and involuntary muscle, the heart, and glands  
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show homeostatic control system in which information feeding back to the control center causes the level of a variable to be changed in the direction opposite to that of the initial stimulus  
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show homeostatic control system in which information feeding back to the control center causes the level of a variable to be pushed further in the direction of the original deviation, causing an amplification of the original deviation, causing an ampification  
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developmental process   show
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show changes and functions occuring after young adulthood(diminishes efficiency)  
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