General ana Flashcards
study of parts that makes up the human body using the naked eye
Gross Anatomy
study of parts that makes up the human body using microscope
Histology or Microscopic anatomy
study of cell
Cytology
collection of cells with non living intercellular cement substance united in the performance of a specific function
Tissue
study of tissues:
Histology
consists of cells hold together by intercellular cement substance
Epithelial tissue
Function of Epithelial tissue:
covers body surfaces or lines hollow organs or body cavities
collection of tissue united in the performance of a specific function:
Organ
Collection of organs united in the performance of a specific action
System
Types of Skin:
Thick skin - found at palm of hands sole of feet (NO HAIR FOLLICLES)
Thin skin - found in most part of the body
study of skeletal system:
Osteology
study of articulatory system (JOINTS)
Arthrology
Longest, Strongest, Heaviest BONE:
FEMUR
smallest bone located at middle ear
Stapes / Stirrup (ossicles)
What is a Cartilage:
connective tissue connecting bone to another bone
BONE TO BONE
What is a Tendon:
round connective tissue connecting round muscle to bone
ROUND MUSCLE TO BONE
study of muscles
Myology
unit structures of muscles
Myofibrils
largest tendon in the body
Tendon of ACHILLES
flat expanded connective tissue at distal ends of flat muscles
APONEUROSIS
union of L and R aponeurosis of rectus abdominis muscles at the midline:
Linea ALBA
pigmented linea alba seen during pregnancy
Linea NIGRA
shortest smooth muscle
Mueller’s muscle
smallest muscle
weakest skeletal muscle
located at middle ears
Stapedius muscle
shortest skeletal muscle in the body located at ear drum
Tensor Tympani
smallest and shortest skeletal muscle in the body
Styloglossus
longest skeletal muscle
Sartorius
Widest skeletal muscle
Latissimus dorsi
STRONGEST skeletal muscle
Quadricep femoris
nerves that emerge from thoraco-lumbar spinal cord
Sympathetic NS/ adrenergic NS/ thoraco-lumber NS
nerves that emerge from cranio-sacral spinal cord
Parasympathetic NS / Cranio-sacral NS / Cholinergic NS
branch of medical science concerned with blood vessels and the lymphatic system
ANGIOLOGY
study of VEINS:
Phlebotomy
Largest artery
AORTA
smallest artery
Arterioles
Largest vein
INFERIOR VENA CAVA
smallest vein
Venules
smallest blood vessels in the body
Capillary
Liquid portion of unclotted blood
has fibrinogen
Plasma
Liquid portion of clotted blood
has no fibrinogen
Serum
bloods cells that:
carry gases to the body
RBC or Erythrocytes
bloods cells that:
prevent bleeding or hemorrhage
platelets or Thrombocytes
smallest cellular elements of blood
platelets or thrombocytes
bloods cells that:
defense mechanism of body to fight infections
WBC or Leukocytes
WBC or Leukocytes protect the body by?
Phagocytosis & Anti-bodies
produces Histamine
produces heparin ( anticoagulant )
Basophiles or Mast Cells
largest cellular elements of Blood:
Macrophages or Monocytes
responsible for CELLULAR immunity
T-cells / T-lymphocytes
responsible for HUMORAL immunity
B-cells / B lymphocytes
Leukocyte that produces anti-bodies:
B- Lymphocytes / B - cells
produces Immunoglobulins Igs
modified form of B - Lymphocytes
Plasma Cells