Anatomy Intro.

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Anatomy Def.

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Study of internal + external structures of body and their physical relationships

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Physiology Def.

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Study of functions of internal + external structures in organisms

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2 Types of Anatomy Study

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Gross Anatomy (macroscopic) + Histology (microscopy)

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3 Anatomical Planes

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Sagittal (vertical, back to front), Coronal (vertical, left to right) + Transverse (horizontal)

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8 Anatomical Orientations

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Anterior, Posterior, Superior, Inferior, Medial, Lateral, Proximal + Distal

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Human Body Outline

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Trunk, Limbs, Head + Neck, Perineum, nervous system and vascular system

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Human Trunk

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Thorax, abdomen and pelvis. Houses internal organs (respiratory, digestive, urinary and internal genital systems)

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Human Limbs

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Outgrowths from trunk. Used for locomotion, feeding and communication

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Head and Neck

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Houses brain, digestive + respiratory tract entrances and sense organs

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Perineum

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Bottom end of trunk. Contains effluent from digestive + urinary systems and external genitalia

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Nervous System

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In all regions. Control and Communication

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Vascular System

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All Regions. Delivers nutrients, removes waste, transport medium and communication between cells

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Cells Anatomical Def.

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Composes body tissues Eg: Epithelial, Connective, Muscle and nervous

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Tissues Anatomical Def.

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Form Organs of the body. Eg: Heart, Pancreas, Brain

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Organ System Def.

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Formed from groups of organs and tissues working together in conjunction. Eg: Integumentary, Cardiovascular and urinary

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Human Body Systems

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Muscular, Skeletal, Nervous, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Digestive, Endocrine, Integumentary, Urinary, Female/Male Reproductive

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Muscular System

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Contains skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscle. Enables movement

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Skeletal Muscle Outline

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Parallel fiber bundles with stripped pattern. Capable of powerful Contractions. Voluntarily controlled

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Smooth Muscle Outline

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Elongated fibres with no patterns. Found in tupe walls (eg:Blood Vessels). Involuntarily controlled

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Cardiac Muscle Outline

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Branching network of individual cells, working as unit, stripped pattern. Involuntary control. Fatigue Resistant

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Skeletal System Composition

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Bones cartilage and joints. Axial skeleton (skull, vertebral column, ribs, sternum) and Appendicular Skeleton ( limbs and girdles)

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Bone (def.)

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Calcified connective tissue, forma majority of skeleton

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Bone Functions

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Support, vital organ protection, mineral reservoir (calcium, phosphorus), levers for movement, blood production

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Bone Tissue Types

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Compact (dense bone outer shell) + Spongy (bone spicules enclosing marrow)

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Bone Types

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Tubular (long, limbs), Cuboidal (wrist + ankle), flat (skull), irregular (face), sesamoid (within tendon)

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Periosteum Def.

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Fibrous connective tissue bones are covered with

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Vertebrae

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Cervical (7), Thoracic (12), Lumbar (5), Sacral (5), Coccygeal (3/4 fused)

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Cartilage (def.)

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Avascular connective tissue. Nourished by diffusion

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Cartilage (functions)

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Smooth surface for joint movement, long bone development, soft tissue support

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Cartilage Types

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Hyaline, Elastic, Fibrocartilage

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4 Types of Joints

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Fibrous, Primary Cartilaginous, Secondary Cartilaginous, Synovial

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Fibrous Joint

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Bones joined by collagen. Sutures between skull bones and syndesmosis (ankle joint)

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Primary Cartilaginous Joints

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Hyaline cartilage between 2 bones. Strong. Eg: Birth Plates

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secondary cartilages joint typical location

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midline

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Secondary Cartilaginous Joints

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2 layers of Hyaline Cartilage with a fibrocartilaginous disc embedded in them between 2 bones. Located on bone's articular surface. Eg pubic symphysis

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Synovial Joints

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Hyaline Articular Cartilage, Capsule, Joint Cavity, Synovial membrane. Connections between bones separated by a narrow cavity. Enables ligament movement

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Synovial Joints Types

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Plane, Hinge, Pivot, Bicondylar (modified hinge joint), condylar, saddle, ball + socket

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Plane Function + Example

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Sliding movements. Eg: Acromioclavicular joint

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Hinge Function + Example

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Movement around 1 axis passing transversely through joint. Eg: Elbow

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Pivot Function + Example

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Allows movement around 1 axis that passes longitudinally along bone shaft. Eg; Atlanto-axial joint

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Bicondylar

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Allows movement mostly in 1 axis with some movement in the other. Eg; knee joint

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Condylar

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Allows movement in 2 axises at right angles to eachother. Eg: wrist

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Saddle

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Movement in 2 axes perpendicular to each other. Articulating surfaces are saddle shaped.