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Chap 1: Human Organism Flashcards

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Investigates the structure of the body

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ANATOMY

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Study of internal and external structures and the physical relationships between body parts.

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ANATOMY

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Dissect, or cut apart and separate, the parts of the body

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ANATOMY

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It is the scientific discipline that deals with the body
functions and life processes.

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PHYSIOLOGY

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It is all about how the body and its parts work.

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PHYSIOLOGY

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Study of how each part relates to each other with
regards to function.

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PHYSIOLOGY

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Study of the body by systems (cardiovascular, nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems)

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SYSTEMIC ANATOMY

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Each region as the head, abdomen, or arm, all systems are studied simultaneously

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REGIONAL ANATOMY

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6 Levels of Organization

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  1. Chemical Level
  2. Cellular Level
  3. Tissue Level
  4. Organ Level
  5. Organ-System
  6. Organism
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a. Smallest level
b. Atoms, chemical bonds, molecules

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CHEMICAL LEVEL

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Different tissues combine to form organs, such as the urinary bladder

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ORGAN LEVEL

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a. Cells: basic units of life
b. Compartments and organelles

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CELLULAR LEVEL

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Similar cells and surrounding materials make up tissues

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TISSUE LEVEL

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are only 4 broad types of tissues

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  1. Epithelial
  2. Connective
  3. Muscular
  4. Nervous
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Organs, such as the urinary bladder and kidneys, make up an organ system

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ORGAN SYSTEM LEVEL

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Organ systems make up organisms that work harmoniously

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ORGANISM LEVEL

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14
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Provides protection, regulates
temperature, prevents water
loss, and helps produce vitamin
D.

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Integumentary
System

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15
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Provides protection and support,
allows body movement,
produces blood cells, and stores
minerals and adipose tissue.

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Skeletal System

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Produces body movements,
maintains posture and produces
body heat.

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Muscular System

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Detects sensations and controls
movements, physiological
processes, and intellectual
functions.

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Nervous System

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18
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Influences metabolism, growth,
reproduction, and many other
functions.

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Endocrine System

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Removes foreign substances
from the blood and lymph,
combats disease, maintains
tissue fluid balance, and
absorbs dietary fats from the
digestive fats.

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Lymphatic System

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19
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Transports nutrients, waste
products, gases and hormones
throughout the body. Plays a
role in the immune response and
the regulation of body heat.

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Cardiovascular System

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20
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Produces and transfers sperm
cells to the female and produces
hormones to influence sexual
functions and behaviors.

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Male Reproductive System

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20
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Exchanges oxygen and carbon
dioxide between blood and air
and regulates blood pH.

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Respiratory System

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Performs the mechanical and chemical processes of digestion,
absorption of nutrients, and
elimination of wastes.

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Digestive System

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22
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Removes waste products from
the blood and regulates blood
pH, ion balance, and water
balance.

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Urinary System

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23
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Site of fertilization and fetal
development, produces milk for
the newborn, produces
hormones that influence sexual
function and
behaviors.

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Female Reproductive System

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There are 6 characteristics of life

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  1. Organization
  2. Metabolism
  3. Responsiveness
  4. Growth
  5. Development
  6. Reproduction
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25
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Sum of all chemical and physical changes sustaining an organism

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METABOLISM

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Functional interrelationships between parts

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ORGANIZATION

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27
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All of us are organized from the very first level until organism

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ORGANIZATION

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metabolism: destruction and break down

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Catabolism

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29
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metabolism: constructive process

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Anabolism

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30
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Ability to sense and respond to environmental changes

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RESPONSIVENESS

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31
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Can increase in size (physical)

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GROWTH

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32
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Size of cells, groups of cells, extracellular materials

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GROWTH

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33
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Changes in form and size

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DEVELOPMENT

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34
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Changes in cell structure and function from generalized to specialized

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Differentiation

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35
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Formation of new cells or new organisms

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Reproduction

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36
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Normal, or average value or variable

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SET POINT

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36
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Maintenance of a constant internal environment despite fluctuations in the external and internal environment.

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HOMEOSTASIS

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37
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Measures of body properties that may change in value

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VARIABLES

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38
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Normal extent of increase or decrease around a set point

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NORMAL RANGE

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39
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Cycle of events in which a condition in the body is
continually monitored, evaluated, changed,
unmonitored, and reevaluated.

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FEEDBACK SYSTEMS

40
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2 Classifications of Feedback Systems

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  1. Negative Feedback System
  2. Positive Feedback System
41
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detects changes in variables

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Receptor

42
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receives receptor signal;
establishes set point; sends signal to effector

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Control Center

43
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directly causes change in variable

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Effector

44
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Reverses a change in a controlled condition

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NEGATIVE FEEDBACK SYSTEM

45
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The main mechanism used in homeostatic
regulation

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NEGATIVE FEEDBACK SYSTEM

46
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of deviation away from set point

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Detection

47
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reversal of deviation toward set
point and normal range

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Correction

48
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Strengthen or reinforce a change in one of the
body’s controlled conditions.

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POSITIVE FEEDBACK SYSTEM

49
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Occur when the initial stimulus further stimulates the
response.

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POSITIVE FEEDBACK SYSTEM

50
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when
lying face upward

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Supine Position

50
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is used to describe the
body in the anatomical position

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LANGUAGE OF ANATOMY

51
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refers to a person
standing upright with the
face directed forward, the
upper limbs hanging to
the sides, and the palms
of the hand facing
forward

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Anatomical Position

52
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when lying face downward

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Prone Position

53
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Toward the body’s right side

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Right

54
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Toward the body’s left side

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Left

54
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Below

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Inferior

55
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Above

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Superior

56
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Toward the front of the body

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Anterior (Ventral)

57
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Toward the back of the body

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Posterior (Dorsal)

58
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Closer to a point of attachment

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Proximal

59
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Farther to a point of attachment

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Distal

60
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Toward the midline of the body

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Medial

61
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Away from the midline of the
body

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Lateral

62
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Between two structures

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Intermediate

63
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On the same side of the body as
another structure

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Ipsilateral

64
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On the opposite side of the body
from another structure

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Contralateral

65
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Toward or on the surface

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Superficial

66
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Away or on the surface, internal

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Deep

67
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Central Region

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Head, Neck, and Trunk

68
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Trunk can be divided into three regions

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Thorax, abdomen, and pelvis

68
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QUADRANTS OF THE ABDOMEN

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o Right Upper Quadrant
o Left Upper Quadrant
o Right Lower Quadrant
o Left Lower Quadrant

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Upper Limb

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Arm, Forearm, Wrist and Hand

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Lower Limb

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Thigh, Leg, Ankle, and Foot

69
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Runs vertically from right to
left and divides the body into
anterior and posterior parts

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Frontal/Coronal
Plane

70
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literally means
“the flight of an arrow” and
refers to the way the body
would be split by an arrow
passing anteriorly to
posteriorly

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Sagittal Plane

70
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Runs vertically through the
body and separates it
into right and left halves.

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Sagittal Plane

71
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Runs parallel to the the
ground, dividing the body into
superior and inferior parts

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Transverse Plane

71
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cut along the length of the
organ, similar to the cut
along a hot dog bun

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Longitudinal Section

72
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Is a sagittal plane that passes
through the midline of the
body, dividing it into equal
right and left halves

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Median Plane

73
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The cut is made diagonally
across the long axis

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Oblique Section

73
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cuts completely through
an organ, similar to cutting
a banana into round
pieces

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Transverse/Cross Section

74
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Is any compartment or space that provides
protection to the organs within it

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BODY CAVITIES

75
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The body contains two main types of body cavity

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  1. Dorsal Body Cavity
  2. Ventral Body Cavity
76
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Body cavities on the posterior part of the body

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DORSAL BODY CAVITY

77
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Encloses organs of the nervous system

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DORSAL BODY CAVITY

78
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space inside the bony skull; houses the brain

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Cranial Cavity

79
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extends from the cranial
cavity to the end of the spinal cord;
protects the spinal cord

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Spinal Cavity

80
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Houses majority of the internal organs (viscera).

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VENTRAL BODY CAVITY

81
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Cavities located anteriorly

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VENTRAL BODY CAVITY

82
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Ventral Body Cavity two subdivisions

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o Thoracic Cavity
o Abdominopelvic Cavity

83
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Houses the heart and lungs, among other organs

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THORACIC BODY CAVITY

84
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encloses a lung
and are surrounded by the ribs

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2 Lateral Pleural Cavities

85
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separates the lungs into right
and left cavities in the thoracic cavity; houses the heart, major blood vessels, trachea, esophagus, and thymus

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Mediastinum

86
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Enclosed by abdominal muscles

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ABDOMINOPELVIC BODY CAVITY

87
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Consists of the superior abdominal cavity and the inferior pelvic cavity

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ABDOMINOPELVIC BODY CAVITY

88
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digestive organs (stomach, liver,
intestines, and spleen)

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Abdominal

89
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continues below the pelvis (bladder, urethra, rectum and reproductive organs)

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Pelvic

90
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cover organs

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Visceral Serous Membrane

91
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is the outer membrane

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Parietal Serous Membrane

92
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a fluid-filled space between the
molecules

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Cavity

93
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lines the walls of the cavities

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Parietal

94
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layer covering internal organs

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Visceral

95
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Contains the heart, is housed in the mediastinum

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PERICARDIAL CAVITY

96
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houses the lungs

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PLEURAL CAVITY

97
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houses many internal organs (liver, digestive organs and reproductive organs)

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PERITONEAL CAVITY

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