Lect 1: Intro Flashcards

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Anatomy

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Study of structures of the body and the relationship of its parts

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2
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Gross anatomy

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Regional or systematic anatomy

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3
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Microscopic anatomy

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Cytology and histology

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4
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Very important rule to remember

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Structure = function

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5
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What are the basic structural levels of the body?

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Cells > tissues > organs > (organ) systems

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6
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What are the different types of tissues?

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Epithelia, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and neural tissue

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7
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Role of Epithelia (epithelium)

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  • covers exposed surfaces

- lines internal pathways

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8
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Role of connective tissue

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  • fill internal spaces
  • provide structural support
  • store energy
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9
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Role of muscle tissue

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Contracts to produce active movement

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10
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Role of neural tissue

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  • electrical impulses

- carry info

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11
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What is the anatomical position?

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Standard position body is always assumed to be in. Body erect, feet together, upper limbs at side, fingers extended, palms facing forward (supinate)

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12
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Supine

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Lying face up

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13
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Prone

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Lying face down

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14
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Superior

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Top

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15
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Inferior

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Bottom

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16
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True or false. Left and right always refer to the sides of the observer

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False. Left and right always refer to the sides of the subject

17
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Medial vs lateral

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Medial: middle of body
Lateral: further away from body
*horizontally

18
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Proximal vs distal

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Proximal is closer to the body core

Distal is further away from body

19
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Dorsal/posterior vs ventral/anterior

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Dorsal: back
Ventral: front

20
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Cranial vs caudal

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Cranial: head
Caudal: butt area

21
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What are the three different planes of the body?

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Frontal plane, sagittal plane, and transverse plane

22
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Where is the dorsal cavity located in the body?

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It extends from the cranial to lower back (posterior)

23
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Where is the ventral cavity located?

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Goes from thoracic cavity to lower belly (anterior)

24
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What are the parts of the cavity wall for the heart?

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Parietal pericardium, pericardial fluid, and visceral pericardium

25
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What does the membrane of the abdominopelvic cavity do?

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It gives organs more room and keeps them lifted. It also supports nerves and vesicles