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| Structural makeup of an organsism |
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| The functions of the structures of the body |
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| Hippocrates (Hippocratic Oath) |
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| Father of modern physiology |
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| william b harvey. worked with circulatory system |
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| founder of modern anatomy |
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| Who figured out the body consisted of tissues? |
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| parts of the body viewed with the naked eye |
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| involves cells and tissues viewed with microscope |
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| a body part or lower body part |
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| nearest to the midline of the body |
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| away from the midline of the body |
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| body part away from its attachment point |
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| body part close to its attachment point |
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| towards the front in humans, on other animals towards the belly |
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| lengthwise plane that splits the body into left and right |
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| Lengthwise plane dividing the body into EQUAL left and right parts |
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| dividing the body into anterior and posterior halves (front and back) |
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| Plane dividing the body horizontally into upper and lower parts |
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| Combines abdominal cavity with pelvic cavity-contains digestive organs, kidneys, reproductive organs, bladder, and rectum. |
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| contains lungs, heart, trachea, etc. |
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| contains brain (within skull) |
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