exam 1: history of anatomy/intro Flashcards

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anatomy

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  • greek verb: “cut open, to dissect”
  • oldest scientific discipline of medicine
  • the study of structure
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anatomy history: before christ

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  • biblical references
  • egypt and mummification
  • greek contribution and controversy
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anatomy history: 1st century

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culture and religion
- galen dissects animals
- Muslim scholars in Arabia
- Italy becomes a hub of history
- cutting open criminals was unethical
- “animals are not like humans”

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anatomy history: 15th-16th century

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  • renaissance and science
  • michalangelo and da vinci (anatomy scholars): had burial watchers who would steal bodies out of graves and dissect them
  • andreas vesalium: father of medicine
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anatomy history: 19th-20th century

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  • technology and imaging
  • microscopic study
  • gross anatomy
  • it became ok to study anatomy and to look for patterns.
  • field of anatomy took off!
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gray’s anatomy textbook

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  • first textbook: 1858 1st edition
  • 2021: 42nd edition (current)
  • only portray the most common structural arrangments
  • the fabella was left out because only 30% of people have this bone in the knee
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anatomical terminology

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  • communication: a group of people come to an agreement to name structures, etc.
  • 7500 human gross anatomy structures
  • root word = tissue/organ
  • prefix/suffix = description, location, size
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anatomy

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  • study of structure
  • ana=up, tomy=process of cutting
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