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Introduction to the Human Body Unit One

Basic Terminology Anatomy Gross Anatomy Microanatomy Systemic Anatomy

Basic Terminology Physiology Structure determines function

Anatomical position

Planes of motion

Parasagittal planes

UNDERSTANDING CHECK

Basic Terminology Directional Terms Superior/inferior Anterior/posterior Ventral/dorsal Medial/lateral Superficial/deep Proximal/distal

Applying directional terms Cruciate Ligaments ACL vs PCL? Collateral Ligaments MCL vs LCL?

Applying directional terms Distal vs Proximal Phalanges?

Applying directional terms Iliac Spine ASIS PSIS AIIS PIIS

Regions/Cavities Cranial Thoracic Abdominopelvic

Abdominopelvic Divisions

Levels of Structural Organization CELLS TISSUES ORGANS ATOMS & COMPOUNDS SYSTEMS ORGANISM

Overview of Systems Integumentary Nervous Senses Skeletal Muscular Cardiovascular Blood Lymphatic Immunity Respiratory Digestive Urinary Reproductive

Homeostasis A stable internal environment despite external change Uses feedback loops

Negative Feedback Reverses change

Positive Feedback Promotes Change

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