Organization of the body Flashcards

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Anatomy

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Looks at the structure of the body and location (ex: size and shape)

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Physiology

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how the body works
* the way the job is done is dependent on anatomy

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Example of interrelationship of structure and function

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  1. Epithelial cells form the covering of body surfaces, help secret, absorb, excrete, filter, and sense
  2. Nose hairs line the inside of the cavity to protect your lungs from dust, pollen, other allergens
  3. Calcium in bones helps to provide the skeletal structure and structure
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Level of structural organization

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  1. Chemical level - atoms, molecules (ex: cystic fibrosis, faulty chloride ion in the body)
  2. Cell level - living once we get into this name, can all look different
  3. Tissue level - Cells being put together, used for jobs together
  4. Organ level - tissue makes organs, have to use 2 or more different types of tissue to be an organ
  5. System level - grouping organs together to get a broad structure
  6. Organism- collection of all organs
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Epithelial Tissue

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Function is to cover and line being a selective barrier

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Connective Tissue

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Function is to support, connect, and give structure to other tissue and organs in the body
ex: blood, bone, ligament, and tendons
* (blood and bone have fats)

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Muscle tissue

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Function is to allow the tissue to shorten (by stimulation)
*this is the only tissue that can do this function
ex: heart, skeletal muscle, stomach

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Nervous Tissue

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Function is to regulate and control. Senses and brings info the the control center so your body can respond
ex: hunger, temperature

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Anatomical Position

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Palms forward, feet slightly spread apart
*this is the position you always start off of

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Bilateral Symmetry

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On the outside cuts the body in half, but only on the outside does this work. Sometimes can work inside.
ex: ovaries, eye, arm, ear

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Anterior

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Front

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Posterior

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Back

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superior

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Closer to the top of the head

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Inferior

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Further from the head, closer to tail

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Ventral (Anterior)

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Along the front side of the body, close to belly

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Dorsal (posterior)

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Farther from the front, close to the back

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Medial

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Right on the midline of body or close to it

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Lateral

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Position away from the midline of the body

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Proximal

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Closer (used for extremities)
-related to a reference point

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Distal

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Further away
-related to a reference point

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Superficial

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Closer to the surface

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Deep

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Further from the surface
ex: thalamus

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Sagittal

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Off center to medium (of body)

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Midsagittal (median)

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Right down the middle

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Frontal (Coronal)

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Gives you front and back view of the body

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Horizontal (Transverse)

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You will get a top piece and a bottom piece

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Body Cavity

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Spaces that hold organs

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Name the two main body cavities

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  1. Dorsal
  2. Ventral
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Dorsal Body Cavity

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Can be broken up into
1. Cranial Body Cavity
2. Vertebral Body Cavity

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What is the membranes of the dorsal body cavity

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Meninges

31
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Name the fluid associated with the dorsal body cavity

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Cerebral Spinal Fluid

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Ventral Body Cavity

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Can be broken up into the Thoracic body cavity and Abdominopelvic body cavity (peritoneal)

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Thoracic Body Cavity

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Can be broken up into the Pericardial Body Cavity and R + L Pleural Body Cavity

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Abdominopelvic Body Cavity (Peritoneal)

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Can be broken up into Abdominal Body Cavity and Pelvic Body Cavity
-there are no structures that separate the abdomen from the pelvic region

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Viscera

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Internal Organ
ex: in the pericardial it is the heart
ex: in the pleural is it the lungs

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Visceral Membrane

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Covering organ

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Parietal Membrane

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-Lining covering the organ

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Mediastinum

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-area between the lungs
-an organ found there is the heart, large blood vessels, trachea, esophagus, thymus, and lymph node

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Homeostasis

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A state of balance among all the body systems needed for the body to survive and function correctly