Learn: Human Anatomy | Quizlet

Anatomy

the study of body structures and internal functions

Gross Anatomy

the study of a larger structure of the body

ex: brain

Microscopic Anatomy

the study of smaller structures in the body that can be seen with only the use of microscopes or other magnification

ex: neuron cells

Regional Anatomy

the study of the relationship of structures in a specific body region (section)

ex: abdomen

Systemic Anatomy

the study of structures that work together to perform a unique body function

ex: muscle system w skeletal system (why?-explain)

Homeostasis

state of keeping healthy internal systems, when external enviornment changes, internal enviornment remains stable & steady.

Organization of The Human Body:

Chemical Level

atoms that bond to form molecules that are 3 dimesional

what goes after chemical level?

water molecule

Cellular Level

molecules that combine to form the fluid and organelles of a body cell

tissue level

Groups of similar cells that perform a specific function in the body.

Organ level

two or more diff tissues that combine to form an organ

What is the anatomical adjective for head?

cephalic

What is the anatomical adjective for skull?

cranial

What is the anatomical adjective for face?

facial

What is the anatomical adjective for forehead?

frontal

What is the anatomical adjective for eye?

ocular

What is the anatomical adjective for eye socket?

orbital

What is the anatomical adjective for nose?

nasal

What is the anatomical adjective for cheek?

buccal

What is the anatomical adjective for mouth?

oral

What is the anatomical adjective for tongue?

glossal