Anatomy lecture 1 Basics - MV Flashcards

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CT stands for

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computerized tomography stand for

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how anatomy differs from physiology, and how this contributes to the way in which we learn and study anatomy

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structure vs function & know that changes to structure can cause a change in function.

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explain systemic vs regional anatomy

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considers the organization of the human body as major parts or segments is the study of the body’s organ systems that work together to carry out complex functions.

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study of microscopic anatomy is called

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Histology is the study of what type of anatomy

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THE STUDY of developmental anatomy is

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Embryology is the study of what kind of anatomy

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General anatomy is

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General studies of anatomy deal with the function, organization, and relationships of structures in a organism – a crucial step in understandinganatomy.

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what is clinical anatomy

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puts structure, function, organization, and relationshipswithin an organism in the context of the maintenance of a healthy patient and the prevention and treatment of disease.

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what are the levels of organization in the body

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chemical, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organism

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system include skin, hair and nails

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integumentary system

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Integumentary systems 4 main functions

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regulate temperature, provide structure for cutaneous receptors, synth vit D, prevent water loss

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3 functions of skeletal system

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support for body movement, Ca and P storage, stie fo hematopoeisis

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Muscular system 2 functions

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movement production, and generation of heat

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Nervous system 4 main functions

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control body movement, brain intelligence/memory/consciousness, helps control all other systems, responds to sensory stimuli

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Endocrine system secretes hormones to regulate 3 general objectives

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growth, body chemical levels, reproductive functions

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Cardiovascular system moves 3 major things and removes 1 ?

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moves, hormones, nutrients, gases and removes waste pdts

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3 prominent glands/’organs of the lymphatic system

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Thymus, spleen and tonsils

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order of respiratory anatomy from nose to lungs

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Nose, nasal cavity, Pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs

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is pharynx or larynx part of both digestive and resp sys.

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pharynx, the throat, larynx is only in resp

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What 2 things control air flow into resp system

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diaphragm and larynx

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Liver is a main organ of which system

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digestive

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order of sperm out of body

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seminal vesicles, Epididymis, Ductus deferens, Urethera SEDU, SEy Do U know the way out of here, said the sperm.

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2 main regions of the body

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axial and appendicular

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cheek region called

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Front of elbow region called

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antecubital

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forearm region called
antebrachial
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hip region called
coxal
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Wrist region called
carpel
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finger region called
Digital
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ankle region called
tarsal
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foot region called
pes
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top of the foot and back of hand called
dorsum
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ear region
Otic
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Leg region
crural
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Heel region
Calcaneal
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3 planes of symmetry
Coronal, Transverse, Saggital
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transverse plane aka
cross sectional and horizontal
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coronal plane aka
frontal
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2 types of saggital planes
Midsaggital, and para saggital
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caudal means
at the tail end
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type of membranes lining upper body cavities
Thin serous membranes
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2 layers of serous membrane and location of each
Parietal - outer layer, covering internal surface of body cavity wall. Visceral - inner layer, covering external surface of organs
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between the visceral and parietal layers is? responsible for?
a thin serious cavity containing lubricating film of serious fluid and reduces friction
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Ventral cavity contains what 3 cavities
Thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities
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mediastinum is what and contains what
the median space in the thoracic cavity, and contains heart, thymus, esophagus, trachea, and hearts major vessels
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serrous membrane around the heart is called
Pericardium
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whats the 2 layered serious membrane around the lungs
Pleura
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what is the greater omentum
a large apron of visceral peritoneum (double sheet from folding on itself, ie. 4 layers)
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Mesentery is
folds of tissue that attaches organs to the body wall
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what are 9 abdominal regions, top to bottom
R/L hypochondriac - epigastric R/L Lumbar - umbillical R/L Iliac - hypogastric
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opposition action of opposition of the thumb
Reposition
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for the thumb (metacarpophalangeal joint) whats so unique
this joint and the interphalangeal joint, are the only joints in the body that have extension/flexion in the coronal planes and adduction/abduction in the saggital plane
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lower jaw pushed out and in is?
Protrusion and retrusion
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