anatomy Nd physiology lecture 1 Flashcards
what is the pathology?
deals w the anatomical and histological changes due to disease
what is embryology?
development of an embryo from fertilization of the ovum to the fetus stage (conception to 8th wk of gestation)
what is physiology?
deals w the functions mechanisms and activities of organisms at the cellular or organ system level (simply means how the body parts work)
what is the gross structure?
structures without microscope ex looking at the stomach
what is systemic anatomy?
body systems
urinary, cardiovascular etc.
what is regional anatomy?
specific region of the body
ex neck, leg, thorax
what is surface anatomy?
study of markings of body surface without sx , uses palpitation
what is radio graphic anatomy?
viewing the body without sx.
ex x ray
what is cytology?
study of the individual cellular structures (1 cell) using microscope
what is histology?
study of tissues (an aggregate of similar cells) using microscopes
another name for anatomy?
structure
another name for physiology?
function
what are the levels of organization?
chemical level > cellular level > tissue level > organ level > system level > organismal level
cubital means what?
elbow
patellar ?
front of knee
orbital means what?
eye
thoracic means what?
chest
inguinal means what?
groin
metacarpal means what?
hand/palm
plantar?
sole of foot
buccal
cheek
axillary think A
armpit
femoral
thigh
digital
toes
define metabolism
the chemical processes in the body
anabolism builds up
catabolism breaks down
what is differentiation?
stem cells : precursor cells that can give rise to different types of specialized cells
breakdown the word homeostasis
homeo = like , similar , sameness
stasis = a condition of balance among various forces
the body’s ability to detect change, activate mechanisms to correct it, and thereby maintain relatively stable internal conditions
maintains stable condition to function correctly
posterior or dorsal points where?
from back out
anterior or ventral points where?
from chest outward
what is caudal on the body?
near the bottom
what is the anatomical position?
person stands forward facing w palms facing outward
saggital is what?
midline
what is transverse body plane?
horizontal
what is frontal body plane?
coronal
what does superficial terminology mean?
towards the surface
what does deep terminology mean?
towards the core of the body
difference between a domino pelvic regions and a domino pelvic quadrants?
regions divide abdomen and pelvis into 9 regions
quadrants divide into horizontal and vertical lines through the umbilicus