(m-1) Clinical * STRUCTURE and FUNCTION of the BODY

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(m-1) Clinical * STRUCTURE and FUNCTION of the BODY

Anatomy
study of structure
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Anatomy study of structure
Physiology study of function of living organism
levels of organization chemical
cell
tissue
organ
system
medial middle
lateral side
proximal "nearer" to point of attachment
distal "farther" from the point of attachment
superficial "surface" near to
deep "further away" from the surface
superior toward head "above'
anterior front
inferior below - toward feet
posterior back
supine lying on stomach * face up
prone lying on stomach *face down
planes or body sections sagittal
midsagital
transverse
frontal
frontal lengthwise plane (front and back) *shoulder to shoulder
midsagittal "mirror images" (divides body into EQUAL right and left half)
transverse divides body into upper and lower portions *cuts body in half
sagittal divides body into right and left half
pathology study of disease
anatomical position body is erect or standing posture with arms at sides, palms forward
two major body cavities dorsal and ventral
dorsal crainial and spinal
ventral thoracic and abdominal
negative feedback loops direct effect = EFFECTOR
(example) *body temp drops below normal, muscles contract, you shiver to generate heat - and- MUSCLES ACT AS - effectors
Most common feedback- Negative
Postive feedback loop - Sensor
Sensor - senses activity and detects a change in condition EXAMPLE (forming a blood clot or uterin contractions during labor)
Control Centers the part of feedback loop that compares present condition to homeostasis
What is the leg? area of the lower extremity between the knee and the ankle *NOT THE WHOLE LEG
Homeostasis the body's ability to maintain normal bodys internal environment
the LIVER is found where? in the Epigastric Region and---- the Right upper Quandrant
Homeostasis uses both Positive and Negative feedback loops to do what? return to a normal condition
*Cell *smallest living unit in the body and ---- the simplest level of organization in the body
*ankle is inferior to the - *knee
*study of disease *pathology
*anatomy = *structure
*change in regularity = *positive
*leg = *knee to ankle
*organs (the highest level) *true
*sagital *left ear to right ear
*CHEMICAL molecule is at the cellular level of organization NOT - *PROTEIN
*nearest to trunk *proximal
* a heart is an *organ
*dorsal = *prosterior
*body as a whole = *atomical
*feedback loop is present and Homeostasis takes place here *Control Center
*blood clot / uterine = postive?? true
*proximal and medial are opposite terms? *false
*elbow is proximal to the - *wrist

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