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| Normal state of normal anatomy and physiology. |
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| Result from abnormal body functioning and structure. |
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Form and structure of the body and its parts.( what things look like and where they are located.)
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| Functions of the body and its parts.(how things work and what they do) |
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Deals w/ structures so small that you need a microscope to view them
Ex: Cells and tissues.
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Also called “gross anatomy”, Deals w/ structures largeenough to view without aid of a microscope.
Ex. mucles, organs and bones
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Study all the components of each section of the body at one time
Ex: head – blood vessels, nerves, muscles, bones, cells, tissues, organs
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| Study individual body systems at one time. |
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Skletal, integumantary, nervous,cardivascular, respitory, deigestive, muscular, sensory, endocrine, urinary, reproductive, and immune (lymphatic) |
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| divides body into left and right parts |
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| equal left and right parts |
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| divides body into cranial and caudaul parts |
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| divides body into dorsal and ventral parts |
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| towards center of the body |
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| towards the surface of the body |
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| something that is spread throughout the body |
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