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Cards (22)

  • Anatomy is the study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts
  • Physiology is the study of how the body and its parts work or function
  • Gross Anatomy
    • Large structures
    • Easily observable
  • Microscopic Anatomy
    • Very small structures
    • Can only be seen or viewed with a microscope
  • Levels of Structural Organization
    • Chemical Level
    • Cellular Level
    • Tissue Level
    • Organ Level
    • Organ System Level
    • Organismal Level
  • Chemical Level
    1. Atoms combine to form molecules
    2. Atoms
    3. Molecules
    4. Smooth muscle cell
  • Cellular Level
    Cells are made up of molecules
  • Tissue Level
    1. Tissues consist of similar types of cells
    2. Smooth muscle tissue
  • Organ Level
    Organs are made up of different types of tissues
  • Organ System Level
    Organ systems consist of different organs that work together closely
  • Organismal Level
    Human organisms
  • Integumentary System
    • Forms the external body covering
    • Protects deeper tissue
    • Synthesizes vitamin D
    • Location of cutaneous nerve receptors
  • Skeletal System
    • Protects and supports body organs
    • Provides muscle attachment for movement
    • Site of blood cell formation
    • Stores minerals
  • Muscular System
    • Allows locomotion
    • Maintains posture
    • Produces heat
  • Nervous System
    • Fast acting control system
    • Responds to internal and external change
    • Activates muscles and glands
  • Endocrine System

    • Secretes regulatory hormones
    • Growth
    • Reproduction
    • Metabolism
  • Cardiovascular System

    • Transports materials in body via blood pumped by heart
    • Oxygen
    • Carbon dioxide
    • Nutrients
    • Wastes
  • Lymphatic System
    • Returns fluid to blood vessels
    • Disposes of debris
    • Involved in immunity
  • Respiratory System

    • Keeps blood supplied with oxygen
    • Removes carbon dioxide
  • Digestive System
    • Breaks down food
    • Allows for nutrient absorption into blood
    • Eliminates indigestible material
  • Urinary System
    • Eliminates nitrogenous wastes
    • Maintains acid-base balance
    • Regulations
    • Water
  • Reproductive System

    • Production of offspring