Terminology Flashcards
Anatomy
Structure
Physiology
Function of specific structure
order of biology
atom -> molecules -> organelles -> cells -> tissues -> organs -> organ systems
organism
integrated sets of organ systems
populations
groups of related organisms (species)
ecosystems
interacting species
Surface anatomy
exterior features
regional anatomy
body areas
systemic anatomy
organ systems
clinical anatomy
medical specialities
development anatomy
from conception to death
gross anatomy
examines large, visible structures
microscopic anatomy
examines cells and molecules
cytology
study of cells and their structures
histology
study of tissues and their structures
integumentary organs
-skin
-hair
-sweat glands
-nails
skeletal organs
-bone
-cartilages
-associated ligaments
-bone marrow
muscular organs
-skeletal muscles
-associated tendons
nervous system organs
-brain
-spinal cord
-peripheral nerve
- sense organs
endocrine organs
-pituitary gland
-thyroid gland
-adrenal gland
-pancreas
-gonads
- endocrine tissues in other systems
cardiovascular organs
-heart
-blood
-blood vessels
lymphatic system organs
-lymph nodes
-lymphatic vessels
-spleen
-thymus
-tonsils
digestive system organs
-teeth
-tongue
-esophagus
-stomach
-small intestine
-large intestine
-liver
-gallbladder
-pancreas
urinary organs
-kidneys
-ureters
-urinary bladder
-urethra
male reproductive organs
– Testes
– Epididymides
– Ductus deferentia
– Seminal vesicles
– Prostate gland
– Penis
– Scrotum
female reproductive organs
– Ovaries
– Uterine tubes
– Uterus
– Vagina
– Labia
– Clitoris
– Mammary glands
anatomical position
hands at sides, palms forward
supine
lying down, face up
3 types of planes
- coronal plane (frontal)
- transverse plane (cross-section)
- midsagittal plane
2 sections of anatomy
-longitudinal section
- cross-section
coronal plane
divide into front and back
transverse plane (cross-section)
divide into top and bottom
anterior
front of surface
posterior
back of surface
superior
upper part
inferior
lower part
medial
toward the middle line
lateral
from middle line out
proximal
closest to the trunk (heart)
distal
furthest from the trunk
deep
inside
superficial
outside
dorsal
toward the back side
ventral
toward the belly side
regional anatomy include
axial and appendicular
axial
-head and neck
-thoracic
-abdominopelvic
appendicular
-upper extremity
-lower extremity
head
cephalic
skull
cranial
ear
auricular
back of head
occipital
forehead
frontal
eye
orbital
nose
nasal
cheek
buccal
mouth
oral
chin
mental
neck
cervical
chest
pectoral
sternum
sternal
abdomen
abdominal
“small of the back”, lower back
lumbar
region between hip bone
sacral
pelvis
pelvic
groin
inguinal
anterior region of the pelvis
pubic
shoulder
deltoid
arm
brachial
armpit
axillary
front of elbow
antecubital
elbow
olecranal
forearm
antebrachial
wrist
carpal
hand
manus
palm
palmar
finger
digital
front of arm
dorsum
hip
coxal
buttock
gluteal
thigh
femoral
kneecap
patellar
back of knee
popliteal
chest
pectoral
breast
mammary
leg
crural
calf
sucral
ankle
tarsal
foot
pes
toe
digital
heel
calcaneal
sole of foot
plantar
spinal column
vertebral
2 dorsal cavity
-cranial cavity
-spinal cavity
2 ventral cavity
-thoracic cavity
-abdominopelvic cavity
general pattern of serous membrane
serous cavity with serous fluid:
-visceral layer
-parietal layer
general pattern of serous membrane (in abdominal)
peritoneal cavity with serous fluid
-visceral peritoneum
- parietal peritoneum
name of serous membrane in abdominal
peritoneum