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Anatomy and Physiology

Anatomy Study of the structure of body parts

Physiology Function of the body parts

Structure is always related to function

Levels of organization Atoms Molecules Cells Tissues Organs Systems Organisms

Body systems

Integumentary system Hair, Skin, and Nails Functions: 1. Protection 2. Vitamin D Synthesis 3. Cutaneous receptors

Skeletal System Bones, joints Functions 1. Protection of body organs 2. Aid in movement 3. erythropoesis 4. mineral storage

Muscular system Muscles Functions: 1. Movement 2. posture 3. Heat production

Lymphatic system Lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels, thymus, spleen Functions: 1. Houses white blood cells 2. Immune response

Respiratory system Lungs, windpipe, and nasal cavity Functions: 1. Gas exchange

Digestive System Esophagus, stomach, large and small intestine Functions: 1. breakdown food 2. absorption of nutrients 3. elimination of waste

Nervous System Brain, spinal cord, and nerves Functions: 1. Fast response to stimuli

Endocrine Glands that secrete hormones Function: 1. Slow long lived responses

Cardiovascular System Heart and blood vessels Functions: 1. Blood transport

Urinary System Kidneys, bladder, ureter, and Urethra Functions: 1. Elimination of nitrogenous waste 2. Regulate water, electolyte, And pH of blood

Reproductive System Penis, Testis, prostrate gland (male) Vagina, uterus, ovary (female) Functions: 1. Production of offspring 2. Hormone production

Characteristics of Life

Homeostasis Movement Respond Metabolism Grow reproduce

Homeostatic Controls

Negative Feedback Loop Output of system shuts off original stimulus Example: Fever

Positive Feedback Response enhances original stimulus Example: Labor

Language of anatomy

Anatomical Position Body erect Feet shoulder width apart Palms face foreward

Directions terms Superior (cranial) – Toward the head Inferior (caudal) – Toward the feet Anterior (ventral) – Front of body Posterior (dorsal) – Back of body Medial – Toward midline Lateral – Away from midline Proximal – Closer to trunk Distal- Away from trunk Superficial – Toward body surface Deep – Away from body surface

Regional Terms Axial – main axis of body Appendicular – appendages Pg 14 of Marieb Anatomy and physiology

Body Planes Sagittal plane – divides body in right and left halves Frontal plane – divide body into anterior and posterior positions Transverse plane – divide body into superior and inferior parts

Body Cavities Dorsal Body Cavity – cranial and spinal Ventral Body Cavity 1. Thoracic cavity – contains heart and lungs, and mediastinum 2. Abdominopelvic Cavity -

Membranes Serous membrane – Lines body cavity Visceral membrane – Covers organs Both secrete fluid to reduce friction (serous fluid)

Abdominopelvic regions Right and left hypochondriac Right and left lumbar Right and left iliac Epigastric Umbilical hypogastric

Abdominopelvic quadrants Right and left upper Right and left lower