Orientation, History of Anatomy and Dissection Flashcards

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Macroscopic is the same as what?

A

gross anatomy

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2
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Microscopic is the same as what?

A

histology

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3
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Imaging is the same as what?

A

radiographic anatomy

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4
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Developmental anatomy is the same as what?

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embryology

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5
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What is the first level of the organization of anatomy?

A

cellular

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6
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What is the second level of the organization of anatomy?

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tissue

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7
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What is the third level of the organization of anatomy?

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organ

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8
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What is the fourth level of the organization of anatomy?

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organ system

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9
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What is the fifth level of the organization of anatomy?

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organismal

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10
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What are the four types of basic tissue?

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epithelia, connective, muscle, nervous

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11
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What type of tissue is the boarder to the outside?

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epithelia

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12
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What type of tissue holds things together?

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connective

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13
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What type of tissue contains the brain, spinal cord, and sensory fibers?

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nervous

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14
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What type of tissue is related to parts of the body that move?

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muscle

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15
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What is the body’s biggest organ?

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skin

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16
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Tissues are combined to form what?

A

organ systems

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17
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Superior is the same as what?

A

cranial

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18
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Cranial is the same as what?

A

superior

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19
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inferior is the same as what?

A

caudal

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20
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Caudal is the same as what?

A

inferior

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21
Q

The saggital plane spits the body into what?

A

left and right

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22
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The axial/transverse plane splits the body into what?

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top and bottom

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23
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Axial is the same as what?

A

transverse

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24
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Transverse is the same as what?

A

axial

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Coronal is the same as what?
frontal
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Frontal is the same as what?
Coronal
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The coronal/frontal plane splits the body into what?
ventral and dorsal
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Medial is ____ to the body interior
close
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Lateral is ____ to the body interior
away
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Proximal and distal are used for _____
extremities
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Proximal is ____ to the body
close
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Distal is ____ from the body
away
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Anterior is the same as what?
ventral
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Ventral is the same as what?
anterior
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Posterior is the same as what?
ventral
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Ventral is the same as what?
posterior
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Superficial is ____ to the outside
closest
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Intermediate is between what?
superficial and deep
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Deep is ____ from the outside
farthest
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The cervical region is the ____
neck
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The axillary region is the ____
armpit
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The brachial is the ______
arm
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The cubital is the _____
front of the elbow
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The antebrachial is the _____
forearm
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The carpal is the ____
wrist
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The palmar is the ____
palm
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The plantar is the ____
bottom of the foot
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The dorsal is the ____ of the hand and foot
top
49
List the regions of the body in order top to bottom
upper arm, lower arm, upper fore-arm, lower fore-arm, upper thigh, lower thigh, upper leg, lower leg
50
Who is known as the father of medicine and developed the theory that disease comes from an imbalance in one or more of the bodily fluids: bile, black bile, phlegm, and blood?
Hippocrates (460-280 BC)
51
Who was the first to study body systems and claim that the heart is the seat of the soul and the controller of body heat?
Aristotle (384-322 BC)
52
Who was the first to do a cadaver dissection (and discovered that humans have universal organs), implement conventional terminology, differentiate between veins and arteries, and state that the brain is the house of intellect?
Herophilus (325-255 BC)
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Who did anatomical dissections on animals to try to connect the two, was the physician to the gladiators, and inaccurately stated that blood was generated in the liver?
Galenus (131-201 AD)
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Who was the first to perform dissections in front of medical students and state that all physicians must see or do at least one dissection to graduate?
Mondino (1270-1326)
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Who made 240 detailed drawings and writings about anatomy?
Da Vinci (1452-1519)
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Who wrote the first anatomical text with illustrations and quested Galen's anatomy that humans were the same as animals?
Da Carpi (1460-1530)
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Who wrote the most influential book on anatomy, did his own dissections, and corrected many of Galen's errors?
Vesalius (1514-1564)
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Who started his own medical school that made all students complete dissections and is known as the father of surgery?
John Hunter (1728-1793)
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Who wrote the famous textbook Gray's Anatomy that was purchased by students?
Henry Gray (1827-1861)
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What did the Anatomy Act of 1832 implement?
Doctors, teachers, and medical students would be able to dissect donated bodies
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Cutting a sagittal section through the body separates which parts of the body?
right and left halves
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What is another term for forearm?
antebrachial
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What body cavity is located inferior to the diaphragm and superior to the pelvic brim of the hip bones?
abdominal cavity
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What is the term for a body structure that is below another structure?
inferior