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Anatomy
the study of the structures of the body
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The study of the structures of the body
Anatomy
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Physiology
The study of functions
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The study of functions
Physiology
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Chemical level
Hydrogen atoms and water molecules
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A bunch of cells make up _
Tissue
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Tissue is the community of _
Cells
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Organs
Made up of multiple tissues
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Organ system
Multiple organs working together
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Microscopic anatomy
Chemical, cellular and tissue level
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Gross anatomy
Organ level, organ system, organism
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Balance of the body
Homeostasis
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Stimulus
Anything from environment that removes us from homeostasis
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Response
Body's mechanism to maintain homeostasis
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Response weakens stimulus
Negative feedback loop
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Response strengthens stimulus
Positive feedback loop
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Anatomical position
Palms supine, looking forward and standing up
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Toward the top
Superior
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Inferior
Toward the bottom
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Superior
The frontal is __ to the mental
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Inferior
The femoral is _ to the mammory
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Superior
The acromial is _ to the palmar
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Inferior
The thoracic is _ to the cranial
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Inferior
The antecubital is _ to the acromial
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Posterior
Back/behind
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Anterior
Front
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Anterior
The crural is _ to the sural
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Anterior
The abdominal is _ to the lumbar
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Posterior
the olecranal is _ to the antecubital
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Posterior
The calcaneal is _ to the tarsal
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Lateral
Outside
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Medial
Middle
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lateral
The ocular is _ to the oral
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Lateral
The otic is _ to the nasal
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medial
the umbilical is __ to the antebrachial
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medial
the nasal is __ to the otic
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distal
distant/farther
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proximal
close
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proximal
the olecranal is ___ to the carpal
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distal
the tarsal is __ to the patellar
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deep
farther from the surface
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superficial
closer to the surface
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diagonal
oblique plane
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coronal/frontal plane
posterior and anterior sections
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superior and inferior sections
transverse/horizontal plane
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sagittal plane
left and right sections
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midsagittal
equal left and right sections
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parasagittal
unequal left and right sections
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cranial cavity
contains the head
contains the head
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thoracic cavity
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vertebral cavity
vertebral cavity
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diaphragm
diaphragm
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abdominal cavity
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dorsal cavity
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2
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what is the abdominopelvic cavity made up of
abdomen and pelvis
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cavity that holds the lungs
pleural cavity
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pericardial cavity
cavity that holds the heart
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cavity that holds digestive organs
abdominal cavity
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pelvic cavity
cavity that holds reproductive organs and bladder
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oral
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mental
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axillary
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brachial
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antecubital
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antebrachial
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carpal
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pollex
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palmar
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digital/phalangeal
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femoral
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patellar
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digital
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frontal
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ocular
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nasal
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otic
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buccal
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cervical
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mammary
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25 (general landmark)
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abdominal
26 (general landmark)
26 (general landmark)
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pelvic
27 (general landmark)
27 (general landmark)
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crural
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tarsal
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pedal
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hallex
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cranial/cephalic
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occipital
F (posterior)
F (posterior)
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acromial
G (posterior )
G (posterior )
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olecranal
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L
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gluteal
O (posterior)
O (posterior)
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inguinal
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femoral
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popliteal
R (posterior)
R (posterior)
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sural
S (posterior)
S (posterior)
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calcaneal
U (posterior)
U (posterior)
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right hypochondriac
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epigastric
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left hypochondriac
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lumbar
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umbilical
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