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studying A&P, human organization, and superficial anatomy
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definition of anatomy
structures of body; what they are made of, location, associated structures
definition of physiology
study of functions of anatomical structures and individual and cooperative functions
what is gross anatomy?
see large, visible structures with naked eye
what is microscopic anatomy?
examines cells and molecules
what does cytology study?
study of cells
what does histology study?
study of tissues
what are the two methods to study anatomy?
gross and microscopic anatomy
what are the ways to study human physiology?
cell physiology
organ physiology
systematic physiology
pathological physiology
what is cell physiology?
functions of cells
what is organ physiology?
functions of specific organs
what is systematic physiology?
functions of organ systems
what is pathological physiology?
effects of diseases on organs or systems
what is the hierarchy of organization within the human body?
1) chemical
2) cellular
3) tissue
4) organ
5) organ system
6) organism
what is the chemical level of the body?
atoms (smallest unit of matter) and molecules (groups of atoms)
what is the cellular level of the body?
smallest living units in the body
what is the tissue level of the body?
groups of cells working together
what is the organ level of the body?
at least two tissues working together
what is the organ system level of the body?
group of interacting organs
what is surface anatomy?
locating structures on or near the body surface
what is the supine anatomical position?
lying down, face up
what is the prone anatomical position?
lying down, face down