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Decks in this class (21)
Intro
What is macroscopic gross anatomy,
What is microscopic anatomy,
What does anatomy come from
16
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Organogenesis
What does the muscle skeletal sys...,
What does the somites give rise t...,
What does the dermatome stem from
14
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Anatomical terminology
What is the frontal view with pal...,
What is the back view called,
What is the palm of the hand
64
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The skull, region og the head, fascia and muscles of the neck
How many bones in the skull,
What is the skull called without ...,
Two main part of skull morphology
247
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The back region
What does the term back include,
What makes up the back,
Where are the organs located comp...
160
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General about skeletal system, joints and biomechanics
Different name for bony fusion,
Different name for cartilaginous ...,
Different name for fibrous joint
64
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Anatomy of the thorax and upper limbs
What do the ribs attach to,
Different name for collarbone,
What separates the thorax and abd...
218
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Abdomen and pelvic area
Where does the abdomen start,
What is the abdominal wall,
Which are the bones in the abdomen
37
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The lower limb
What is the sacral promontory,
Where does the head of the femur ...,
Why is extension of the leg limited
151
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Cardiovascular system
What is the upper body,
What is the lower body,
Why is the heart very vascularised
228
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Vascular system
Where do the carotid arteries go ...,
2 types of iliac arteries,
Which 2 veins turn into the super...
105
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The Urinaryn System
What is the main function of the ...,
Lesser known functions of the kid...,
What does renin influnce
86
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Peripheral nervous system
Do neurons replicate,
What is the center of integration,
What does the pns consist of
92
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Respiratory tract
3 parts of the respiratory tract,
What is included in the upper air...,
What is included in the inferior ...
199
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The abdomen
What is the largest body cavity,
2 parts of the abdominal cavity,
What occupies the right hypochond...
50
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GI tract
Where does the oesophagus start,
What is the oesophagus mainly mad...,
What does the oesophagus connect
199
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Liver and pancreas
What kind of gland is the liver,
Does the liver have endocrine or ...,
What is the endocrine function of...
137
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Vascular supply and lymph drainage of GI
What does the celiac trunk supply,
What does the superior mesenteric...,
What does the inferior mesenteric...
45
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Endocrine system
Which organs are included in the ...,
Are peptide hormones soluble in w...,
Do peptide hormones need a transp...
183
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Lymphatic system and hematopoietic organs
What is the lymphatic system,
What does the lymphatic system do,
What does the lymphatic system in...
212
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Reproductive system
What does the female reproductive...,
What does the male reproductive s...,
What is the male gonad
296
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