Introduction of structural units

Question 1

This branch of science studies microscopic one-celled organisms, multicrlled organisms, plants, animals, and humans?

Answer 1

Biology

Question 2

Studies the shape and structure of an organism’s body and the relationship of an one body to another

Answer 2

Anatomy, which comes from the greek word “ANA”, meaning “apart” and “TEMUEIN” meaning “to cut”

Question 3

Studies the function of each body part and how the functions of various body parts coordinate to form a complete living organisms

Answer 3

Physiology

Question 4

… Is an abnormal change in a structure or function that produces symptoms

Answer 4

Disease

Question 5

What branch of anatomy that study large amd easily observable structures of an organism

Answer 5

Gross anatomy

Question 6

What branch of anatomy refers to the use of microscopes to enable one to see the minute details of organ parts

Answer 6

Microscopic anatomy

Question 7

What branch of anatomy studies the growth and development of am organism during its lifetime

Answer 7

Developmental anatomy

Question 8

Studies the formation of an organism from fertilized egg to birth

Answer 8

Embryology

Question 9

This branch of anatomy studies the similarities and difference of human body parts from other animal kingdom

Answer 9

Comparative anatomy

Question 10

The branch of anatomy that studies the structure of various organs or parts that comprise a particular organ system

Answer 10

Systematic anatomy

Question 11

Studies the intergumentary system

Answer 11

Dermatology

Question 12

Studies the endocrine or hormonal system

Answer 12

Endocrinology

Question 13

Studies the nervous system

Answer 13

Neurology

Question 14

What is the position of an anatomical postion?

Answer 14

Standing erect, with face forward, arms at side, and palms forward

Question 15

This means “front” or “in front of”?

Answer 15

Anterior or ventral

Question 16

Means “back” or “in back of”?

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Posterior or dorsal

Question 17

Means “skull” or “head end” of the body

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Cephalic

Question 18

Means “tail end”

Answer 18

Caudal

Question 19

Means “upper” or “above another”

Answer 19

Superior

Question 20

Means “lower” or “below another”

Answer 20

Inferior