ANAPHY DEFINITION OF TERMS

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  • The maintenance of the relatively constant internal environment despite flunctuations in the external environment
    Homeostasis
  • scientific discipline that investigates the structure of the body.
    Ex. the parts and chambers of the heart
    Anatomy
  • means to dissect, or cut apart and separate, the parts of the body for study
    anatomy
  • examines the relationship between the structure of a body part and its function.Ex. structure of a hammer, use of driving nails into the wood and bone tissue, enables the bone to provide strength and support
    anatomy
  • 2 Basic approach to study of anatomy
    1. systemic anatomy and regional anatomy
  • study of the body by systems
    systemic anatomy
  • study of the organization of the body by areas, within each region , such as the head, abdomen and arm, all systems are studied simultaenously. approach taken in medical and dental schools
    regional anatomy
  • Anatomists 2 general ways to examine the internal structures of a living person
    Surface anatomy and Anatomical Imaging
  • study of external features, such as bony projections, which serves as landmarks for locating deeper structure. Ex. sternum(breastbone) is used by health professionals as landmark for listening to heart sound.
    surface anatomy
  • is used by health professionals as landmark for listening to heart sound.
    sternum(breastbone)
  • involves the use of x-rays, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging(MRI), and other technologies to create pictures of internal structures, such as when determining if a bone is broken or a ligament is torn.
    Anatomical imaging
  • both surface anatomy and anatomical imaging provides important information for diagnosing disease
    true
  • the study of nature
    physiology
  • scientific discipline that deals with the processes or functions of living things
    physiology
  • its important in physiology to recognize structures as 

    dynamic
  • 2 major goals when studying physiology
    (1) examining body's response to stimuli and (2) examining body's maintenance of stable internal conditions
  • study of humans
    human physiology
  • like anatomy, physiology can be studies at multiple levels
    true
  • focuses on processes inside cells such as manufacturing of substances, including proteins
    cellular physiology
  • focuses on the functions of organ system
    systemic physiology
  • -  body structure
      -  means to dissect

    anatomy
  •   - processes, functions

    physiology
  • anatomy and physiology understand how the body:
    responds to stimuli, environmental changes, environmental cues, diseases, injury, - maintains stable, internal conditions
    despite continually changing environment
  •   studies body systems
    systemic anatomy
  •   studies body regions (medical schools)
    regional
  •   studies external features, e.g., bone projections
    surface anatomy
  •   using technologies (x-rays, ultrasound, MRI)
    anatomical imaging
  • structural changes that occur between conception and adulthood
    developmental anatomy
  • study the changes from conception to eight weeks of pregnancy
    embryology
  • structural features of cell

    cytology
  • study of tissues
    histology
  • study of structure that is visible to the naked eye
    gross anatomy
  • study of disease and their effects on the body and mind
    pathology
  • SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE THAT INVESTIGATES THE BODY’S STRUCTURES
    anatomy
  • dissection of the body remained an exception to the rule and professor would read the books of ancient physician Galen
    Fasciolo de Medicina, Depiction of an Anatomy Lecture(1493)
  • ancient physician where his assistants performed the actual dissection without paying much attention to anatomical findings revealed by opening the body
    Galen
  • studies the structural changes that occur between conception and adulthood.
    DEVELOPMENTAL ANATOMY
  • subspecialty of developmental anatomy. considers changes from conception to the end of the eight week of development.
    EMBRYOLOGY
  • examines the structural features of cells.
    CYTOLOGY
  • examines tissues, which are composed of cells and the material surrounding them.
    HISTOLOGY