Types of Anatomy

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Different types of anatomy and their definitions

Last updated 4:10 PM on 8/20/26
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Anatomy

The study of the structure of something

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Physiology

the study of the function of things

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embryology

the study of embyros ( the first eight weeks of development

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Developmental biology

the development of the zygote to death

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Cell biology

the study of cellular functions and structures

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Histology

the study of microscopic structure of the body ( mircoscopes)

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Gross anatomy

( without a microscope) The study of stucture, things you can see with the naked eye.

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Systemic Anatomy

Study of all of the organs related to a particular function ( systems)

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Regional Anatomy

The study of all the systems of a particular part of the body. ( where are things located)

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Surface Anatomy

The structure of things you can see without opening the body.

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Imaging anatomy

The anatomy you see through X-rays, Ct scans, Ultrasounds etc

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Pathological anatomy

The study of what goes wrong in the body: Structural changes associated with disease

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Neurophysiology

Function of the nervous system

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endocrinology

how hormones work

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Cardiovascular Physiology

the study of the heart and blood vessels

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Immunology

the study of the immune system and how it fights of pathogens

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Respiratory physiology

study of the lungs and how they work

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Renal physiology

the study of the kidneys

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Exercise physiology

changes in cell and organ functions due to muscular activity

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Pathophysiology

changes in function associated with disease and aging