Anatomy Notecards 1 Flashcards
Physiology
The study of how body parts work
Levels of organizational structure
Atoms - cells - tissues - organs - organ
Systems
Organism
Integumentary system
Skin, hair, nails
Skeletal system
Bones, joints, cartilage, ligaments
Muscular system
Muscles, tendons
Nervous system
Brain, spinal cord, nerves
Endocrine system
Glands that produce hormones, thyroid, adrenal, pituitary
Circulatory system
Blood, blood vessels, heart
Respiratory system
Lungs, trachea, larynx, nose
Digestion system
Mouth, stomach, intestines
Urinary system
Kidneys, ureters, bladder
Lymphatic system
Lymph, lymph nodes, immunity
Reproductive systems
Male and female sex organs
Anatomical position
Standing, feet forward, arms with palms facing forward
Superior
Toward the head
Inferior
Towards the lower body
Anterior
Towards the front
Posterior
Towards the back
Medial
Towards the middle
Lateral
Towards the outer edge
Proximal
Close to the point of attachment
Distal
Farthest away from the point of attachment
Superficial
Toward the body surface
Deep
Away from body surface
Transverse
Perpendicular to midline - separates top from bottom
Mouth
Oral
Fingers
Toes and digits
Navel
Umbilical
Eye
Orbital
Anterior knee
Patellar
Armpit
Axillary
Chest
Thoracic
Belly area
Abdominal
Genital region
Pubic
Cheek area
Buccal
Front elbow
Antecubital
Thigh
Femoral
Neck
Cervical
Arm
Brachial
Thigh meets trunk
Inguinal
Deltoid
Top of shoulder
Gluteal
Buttocks
Lumbar
Lower back region
Occipital
Posterior surface of the head
Popliteal
Posterior knee region
Scapular
Shoulder blade area
Sural
Posterior surface of calf, lower leg
Homeostasis
Body’s ability to maintain stable internal conditions
Necessary life functions
NLF
Maintain boundaries
Skin for. Body, cell membrane for cells
Movement
External and interior abilities to move
Responsiveness
Irritability
Metabolism
Getting energy from the food you eat
Excretion
Waste removal from body
Reproductive
Mitosis and meiosis
Growth
Increasing the number of cells greater than cells greater than cels are destroyed
Anatomy
The study of body parts