Lecture 1: Getting Started in Anatomy Flashcards

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Fine

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microscopic

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Gross

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macroscopic

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Anatomy = The study of…

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1) external body structures; 2) internal body structures; 3) relationship between structures; 4) careful observations of the human body

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4
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Cytology

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study of cells

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5
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Histology

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study of tissues

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Regional Anatomy

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all structures in a specific area of the body, whether they are superficial or deep (our approach)

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Surface Anatomy

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superficial anatomical markings

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Systemic Anatomy

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study of organ systems of the body

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Developmental Anatomy

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study of structural changes over time

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Embryology

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study of early developmental stages

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Comparative Anatomy

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comparing anatomy of different organisms

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12
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Clinical Anatomy

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study of pathological changes due to illness

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13
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Surgical Anatomy

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study of anatomical landmarks important for surgical procedures

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14
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Radiographic Anatomy

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using x-rays and ultrasound to study structures inside an intact body

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15
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Cross-sectional Anatomy

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uses radiographic techniques to look across sections of the body (CT/MRI)

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16
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Physiology = The study of..

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1) how the body functions; 2) mechanisms of function, esp. at the cellular and molecular level

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Principle of Complementarity

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Function always reflects structure

18
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Levels of Organization

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hierarchy of complex biological structures and systems that define life, with each level composed of the previous level’s basic units

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Major compound classes

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water; carbohydrates; proteins; lipids; nucleic acids

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Cell

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the smallest living unit in the body

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Tissue

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many similar cells and their surrounding material

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Organs

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combination of tissues

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Organ System

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combination of organs that compose a certain system in the body

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Organism

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interworking organ systems

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Function of Integumentary System

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1) protection from environmental hazards; 2) temperature control

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Function of Skeletal System

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1) support and protection of soft tissues; 2) mineral storage; 3) blood formation

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Function of Muscular System

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1) locomotion; 2) support; 3) heat production

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Function of Nervous System

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1) directing immediate responses to stimuli; 2) coordinating activities of other organ systems

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Function of Endocrine System

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1) directing long term changes in the activities of other organ systems

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Function of Cardiovascular System

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1) internal transport of cells and dissolved materials (including nutrients, waters and gases)

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Function of the Lymphoid System

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1) defense against infection and disease

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Function of the Respiratory System

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1) delivery of air to sites where gas exchange can occur between air and blood

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Function of the Digestive System

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1) processing of food; 2) absorption of organic nutrients, minerals, vitamins and water

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Function of the Urinary System

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1) elimination of excess water, salts and waste; 2) control of pH

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Function of the Reproductive System

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1) production of sex cells and hormones

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Anatomical Position

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1) body erect; 2) feet slightly apart; 3) hands at the side; 4) palms facing forward; 5) thumbs point away from body

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Anatomical Position: Directions refer to the point of view of the…not of the…

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body; observer