1- Human Body Flashcards

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Define the terms: Anatomy and Physiology

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Anatomy: Discipline investigates structure of body parts and how they relate to each other
Physiology: Study of function of living things

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Different levels of anatomy

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1- Gross anatomy
2- Surface
3- Microscopic
4- Developmental

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Different levels of physiology

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1- Molecular
2- Cellular
3- Systemic
4- Neurophysiology

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4
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Six levels of organisation in the body

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chemical 
cellular
tissue
organ
organ system
organisms
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5
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Six characteristics of organisms

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organisation
metabolism
responsiveness
growth
development
reproduction
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6
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Characteristics of anatomical position

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erect person;

  • face directed forward
  • arms by the side
  • palms facing forward
    supine: person lying face up
    prone: person lying face down
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7
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DT: Superior; cephalic + example

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Toward the head

Head is superior to the neck

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DT: Inferior; caudal + example

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Toward the tail

Pelvis inferior to the stomach

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DT: Anterior; ventral + example

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Toward the front

Breast anterior to the spine

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DT: Posterior; dorsal + example

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Toward the back

ankle posterior to the toe

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DT: Proximal + example

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Nearest to point of attachment

elbow proximal to the wrist

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DT: Distal + example

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Distant from point of attachment

fingers distal to the wrist

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DT: Medial + example

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Toward the mid-line of the body

Nose medial to the eyes

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DT: Lateral + example

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Away from the mid-line of the body

ears lateral to the lips

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DT: Superficial + example

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Close to the surface of…

epidermis superficial to the dermis

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DT: Deep + example

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Towards the interior of

Bone is deep to the adipose tissue

17
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Body Planes

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Sagittal
Mid sagittal
Frontal/coronal 
transverse
oblique
18
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What are the major body cavities

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Thoracic
Abdominal cavity
Pelvic cavity
abdominopelvic cavity (abdominal + pelvic cavity)

19
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What are the quadrants

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Right + left upper

Right + left lower

20
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What the the regions

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Right hypochondriac 
Left hypochondriac 
Epigastric 
Right lumbar
Left lumbar
Umbilical 
Right iliac 
Left iliac
Hypogastric
21
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What organs are found at each region?

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Right hypochondriac : small intestine, right kidney
Left hypochondriac: pancreas, left kidney, colon
Epigastric: adrenal glands, duodenum, liver
Right lumbar: Right colon, gall bladder
Left lumbar: Left kidney, descending colon
Umbilical: duodenum, ileum, jejunum, umbilicus
Right iliac: cecum, appendix
Left iliac: signmoid colon, descending colon
Hypogastric: urinary bladder, female reproductive organs

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Properties of serous membranes

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  • serosa
  • lines cavities and cover organs within the cavities
  • serous fluid produced by membrane fills cavity between two layers
  • serous fluid acts as a lubricant
  • 2 layers: parietal (cavity) and visceral (organs)
23
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Describe the location of serous membranes

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Heart = pericardium
Lungs and thoracic = pleura
abdominalpelvic cavity = peritoneum