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Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Vocabulary

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Which two systems coordinate or control the other body systems?   Nervous and Endocrine  
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Dorsal Cavity   Includes the cranial (brain) and vertebral (spinal cord) cavities.  
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Cephalic Region   Head Area  
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Gluteal Region   Buttocks Area  
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Endocrine System   Works with the nervous system to coordinae body functions. Includes the hormonal glands and hormones.  
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Inferior   Below something else; ex: feet are inferior to knees  
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Superior   Above something else; ex: head is superior to neck  
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Immune/Lymphatic System   Helps protect the body from disease  
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Ventral is the same as ________ in humans   anterior  
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Dorsal is the same as _________ in humans   posterior  
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Pedal Region   Foot area  
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Posterior   Towards your back  
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Anterior   Towards your front  
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Pectoral Region   Chest area  
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The transverse plane divides the body into _____________________ segments   Superior (top) and Inferior (bottom)  
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The sagittal plane divides the body into _____________________ segments   Left and Right  
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The coronal plane divides the body into _______ and ________ segments   Anterior (front) and Posterior (back)  
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Lateral   Away from the middle  
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Medial   Towards the midline of the body  
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Supine   Laying face up or laying on your back  
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Prone   Laying face down or on your stomach  
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Viscera   organs  
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Femoral Region   the upper leg area  
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Nervous system   works with the endocrine system to control body functions; includes brain, spinal cord, and nerves  
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Homeostasis   The ability of the body to maintain a relatively stable internal environment  
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Tissue   a group of similar cells performing a specialized function  
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Cardiovascular system   System responsible for transporting nutrients, oxygen, and waste materials around the body; includes heart, blood and blood vessels  
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Abdominopelvic cavity   includes abdominal cavity (stomach, digestive organs, kidneys and pelvic cavity (bladder rectum, reproductive organs)  
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Brachial region   Upper arm area  
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Lumbar region   lower back area  
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Patellar region   Knee area  
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Integumentary system   Includes skin, hair and nails; barrier against infection  
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Proximal   closer to the trunk; ex: knees are proximal to the feet  
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Distal   further away from the trunk; ex: feet are distal to knees  
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Diaphragm   Muscles that seperates the thoracic and abdominal cavities  
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Anatomical position   standing upright with the palms facing forward  
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