some of chapter 2
Combining Forms (rootwords)
abdomin/o
adip/o
anter/o
brachi/o
cardi/o
caud/o
cephal/o
cervic/o
chondr/o
chrom/o
crani/o
crin/o
crur/o
cyt/o
dermat/o
dist/o
dors/o
enter/o
epitheli/o
eti/o
gastr/o
glute/o
gynec/o
hemat/o
hist/o
immun/o
infer/o
spin/o
super/o
thorac/o
ur/o
urin/o
inguin/o
laryng/o
later/o
lumb/o
lymph/o
medi/o
muscul/o
nephr/o
neur/o
nucle/o
ophthalm/o
orth/o
ot/o
ox/i
pariet/o
path/o
ped/o
pelv/o
peritone/o
pleur/o
poster/o
proct/o
proxim/o
pub/o
pulmon/o
rhin/o
somat/o
vascul/o
ventr/o
vertebr/o
viscer/o
Definitions:
abdomen
fat
front
arm
heart
tail
head
neck, cervix
cartilage
color
skull
to secrete
leg
cell
skin
away from
back
small intestine
epithelium
cause
stomach
buttock
female
blood
tissue
protection
below
spine
above
chest
urine
urine
groin
larynx
side
loin (low back)
lymph
middle
muscle
kidney
nerve
nucleus
eye
straight
ear
oxygen
cavity wall
disease
child, foot
pelvis
peritoneum
pleura
back
rectum and anus
near to
genital region, pubis
lung
nose
body
blood vessel
belly
vertebra
internal organ
Levels of Body Organization
body
cells
organs
systems
Cells
cell membrane
chromosomes (KROH-moh-sohms)- the dna inside the nucleus
cytology (sigh-TALL-oh-jee)- study of cells
cytoplasm (SIGH-toh-plazm)- watery internal environment of a cell
deoxyribonucleic acid (dee-OKS-ee-RIGH-boh-noo-KLEE-ic)- dna
gametes (GAM-eets)- reproductive cells
Genes- subdivision of chromosomes in the nucleus, each gene pattern is used to build a specific protein
Mutation- change in teh dna pattern
Nucleus- structure in the cell that holds dna
ova (OH-vah)- female sex cell, aka oocyte
proteins (PROH-teenz)- basic macro, dna is made from proteins
somatic cells (soh-MAT-ik)- most abundant cell in the body, has 46 chromosomes in 23 pairs
Sperm- male sex cell, aka spermatozoon
stem cells- they have the ability to differentiate into any other type of cell in the body
word parts:
chrom/o = color
cyt/o = cell
nucle/o = nucleus
ox/i = oxygen
somat/o = body
de- = without
-ic = pertaining to
-logy = study of
-plasm = formation
Tissues
connective tissue
epithelial tissue (ep-ih-THEE-lee-al)
histology (hiss-TALL-oh-jee)- study of tissues
muscular tissue- able to contract and shorten to produce movement
nervous tissue
Search for these word parts:
epitheli/o = epithelium
hist/o = tissue
muscul/o = muscle
-al = pertaining to
-ar = pertaining to
-logy = study of
-ous = pertaining to
Muscular Tissue:
cardiac muscle (KAR-dee-ak)
muscle fibers
skeletal muscle
smooth muscle
Connective Tissue:
adipose (AD-ih-pohs)
bone
cartilage (KAR-tih-lij)
tendons (TEN-dunz)
adip/o = fat
Nervous Tissue:
brain
nerves
neurons (NOO-ronz)
spinal cord
neur/o = nerve
spin/o = spine
Body Planes
coronal plane (koh-ROH-nal) (same as the frontal)
coronal section (fraction of the fronta plane
Cross-section (cut from the middle (hamburger style))
frontal plane (cut hot dog style to separate front from back)
frontal section (sectiontion from the frontal)
horizontal plane (hamburger slice through the middle)
longitudinal section (lon-jih-TOO-dih-nal)
median plane
midsagittal plane (mid-SAJ-ih-tal)
sagittal plane (SAJ-ih-tal) (hot dog style cut to separate left from right)
sagittal section
transverse plane (same as horizontal)
transverse section
word parts:
medi/o = middle
trans- = across
-al = pertaining to
-an = pertaining to
Body Cavities
abdominal cavity
abdominopelvic cavity (ab-dom-ih-noh-PEL-vik)
cranial cavity (KRAY-nee-al)
diaphragm (DYE-ah-fram)
mediastinum (mee-dee-as-TYE-num)
parietal layer (pah-RYE-eh-tal)
parietal peritoneum
parietal pleura
pelvic cavity
pericardial cavity (pair-ih-KAR-dee-al)
peritoneum (pair-ih-toh-NEE-um)
pleura (PLOO-rah)
pleural cavity (PLOO-ral)
spinal cavity
thoracic cavity (thoh-RASS-ik)
viscera (VISS-er-ah)
visceral layer (VISS-er-al)
visceral peritoneum
visceral pleura
word parts:
abdomin/o = abdomen
crani/o = skull
pariet/o = cavity wall
pelv/o = pelvis
pleur/o = pleura
spin/o = spine
thorac/o = chest
viscer/o = internal organ
peri- = around
-al = pertaining to
-ic = pertaining to