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Anatomy
human body structure
Physiology
human body function
Histology
the study of microscopic tissues and organs
Cytology
the study of cells
Gross Anatomy
anatomy focused on large body structures
Microscopic Anatomy
anatomy focused on body cells and tissues
Positive feedback
enhances the original stimulus to accelerate activity (childbirth)
Negative feedback
reduces the original stimulus (body temperature regulation)
Homeostasis
maintaining a stable internal environment
Respiratory
takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide; lungs and diaphragm.
Cardiovascular
transports nutrients gasses, hormones, and wastes via the blood; Heart, Blood vessels.
Integuementary
protects the body; skin, hair.
Nervous
controls and coordinates body functions via the nerves; brain, spinal cord.
Endocrine
secretes hormones to regulate body function; glands
Urinary
filters waste in blood through urine; bladder, kidneys
Digestive
breaks food down into nutrients; stomach, intestines.
Lymphatic
returns fluid to the bloodstream; spleen, lymph nodes
Immune
defends body against pathogens; marrow, thymus
Reproductive
enables offspring production; testes, uterus.
Skeletal
provides structure, support, and protection; bones, cartilidge.
Muscular
enables movement; tendons, muscles.
Maintaining boundaries
internal organs are protected and prevented from drying out - integuementary
Movement
moving and manipulating external environments - muscular
Response
ability to sense changes in environment (stimulus) and respond to them - nervous and endocrine
Digestion
breaking down of ingested food - digestive
Metabolism
all chemical reactions occuring in body cells, catabolism, anabolism, cellular respiration - ALL SYSTEMS
Excretion
removing wastes from body - urinary
Reproduce
produce new offspring - reproductive
Growth
increase in size - endocrine
Stimulus
environment change that triggers a response
Receptor
a sensor that detects the stimulus
Control Center
receives information from the receptor and determines an appropriate response.
Effector
organ or cell that carries out responses directed by the control center
Response
the action taken to counteract the stimulus, regaining homeostasis.
Cardi
heart
cerebro
brain
Arthro
joint
Angio
vessel
Carcin
cancer
Hyper
too much
Hypo
too little
Bucco
cheek
Cephal
head
Chondr
cartilidge
Crani
skull
Cyt
cell
Dia
through, between
epi
over/above
extra
outside, beyond
hist
tissue
mamm
breast
morpho
form
nephro
kidney
neuro
brain
oculo
eye
oto
ear
sub
below
emia
blood
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the study of