ANAT

• Anatomy is the study which deals with the form and structure of organisms.
• Physiology is the study of the functions of the body.
• Gross/Macroscopic Anatomy is the study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye or with a hand lens.
• Histology/Microscopic Anatomy is the study of the microscopic structure of tissues.
• Cytology/ Ultrastructural Anatomy is concerned with the structure and function of animal cells (including the chemistry of cell).
• Topographic Anatomy is the anatomy of one part in relation to the other parts of the body.
• Applied Anatomy is the practical applications of anatomical facts in their relation to surgery, physical diagnosis and other practical branches.
• Myology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the muscular system.
• Splanchnology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the visceral system.
• Osteology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the skeletal system.
• Dermatology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the integumentary system.
• Angiology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the vascular system.
• Neurology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the nervous system.
• Histochemistry is a branch of Anatomy that studies the chemical system.
• Systematic Anatomy is the study of structures by system.
• Syndesmology or Arthrology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the joints.
• Esthesiology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the sensory system.
• Radiographic Anatomy is the study of proper positioning of the animal to obtain the best radiograph.
• Pathology/Morbid Anatomy is the study of the deviation of animal condition from the normal such as when an animal becomes diseased, or its organs function improperly.
• Morphology/Philosophical Anatomy is the study of the general laws of forms and structures.
• Ontogeny/Developmental Anatomy is the study of the entire development of the individual from the oocyte to adulthood.
• Embryology is the study of the development of the individual from the zygote to adulthood.
• Phylogeny is the study of ancestral history.
• Teratology is the study of abnormal development.
• Veterinary Anatomy is the study of the structures and the principal parts of domestic animals.
• Comparative Anatomy is the comparison of structures of different animal species.
• Special Anatomy is the study of the structures of a single species.
• Anatomy is the study which deals with the form and structure of organisms.
• Physiology is the study of the functions of the body.
• Gross/Macroscopic Anatomy is the study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye or with a hand lens.
• Histology/Microscopic Anatomy is the study of the microscopic structure of tissues.
• Cytology/ Ultrastructural Anatomy is concerned with the structure and function of animal cells (including the chemistry of cell).
• Topographic Anatomy is the anatomy of one part in relation to the other parts of the body.
• Applied Anatomy is the practical applications of anatomical facts in their relation to surgery, physical diagnosis and other practical branches.
• Radiographic Anatomy is the study of proper positioning of the animal to obtain the best radiograph.
• Histochemistry is a branch of Anatomy that studies the chemical system.
• Esthesiology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the sensory system.
• Syndesmology or Arthrology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the joints.
• Osteology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the skeletal system.
• Neurology is a branch of Anatomy that studies the nervous system.