Compendium One Flashcards

1
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Define the term anatomy.

A

The branch of science that deals with the structure of
organisms (humans) and their parts
The organisation of living things

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What are the different levels of anatomy?

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Gross anatomy
Surface anatomy
Microscopic anatomy
Developmental anatomy

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Explain Gross Anatomy. How many types and their names?

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It is MACROscopic.
Structures examined without the aid of a microscope.
Does not require a microscope to examine the structures.
2 types
Systemic and Regional.

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Explain systemic and regional gross anatomy.

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Systemic: studying the body system
by system
Regional: studying the body area by
area

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5
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What is Surface anatomy?

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it is MACROscopic.

It is the study of the external form of the body in relation to deeper structures within.

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What is Microscopic anatomy and give examples.

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Microscopic anatomy requires a microscope
It is the study of the internal structures of the body
e.g., histology (tissues) and cytology (cells)

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What is developmental anatomy?

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The study of the structural changes that occur in the body from fertalisation to death.

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what is physiology?

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The branch of science that deals with the normal function of
living organisms (humans) and their parts
 The way in which an organism (or its parts) function
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What are the three levels of physiology?

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Molecular
Cellular
Systemic (e.g., Neurophysiology, Cardiovascular, etc.)

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Structural and functional organization of the human body.

explain it in terms of the chemical level

A
How atoms (e.g. hydrogen, carbon) interact and combine into
molecules (e.g. DNA, RNA, sugar, water)
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Explain the structural and functional organization of the human body in terms of cellular level

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How molecules interact and combine to form organelles (e.g.

nucleus, mitochondrion) of a cell.

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Explain the structural and functional

organization of the human body in terms of the tissue level

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How numerous similar cells, and the tissue around them, join to form a tissue type (eg smooth muscle tissue).

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explain the structural and functional

organization of the human body in terms of the organ level

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Two or more tissue types form an organ that performs one or

more function/s (e.g. bladder)

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explain the structural and functional

organization of the human body in terms of the organ system level

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A group of organs performing a common function (e.g. kidneys, bladder, ureters) make up a system (urinary system)

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define organism level

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Anything living thing considered as a whole

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