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 Write inside cover. Please Print. Use Pen.  Write on 3 X 5 Card:  Name  Class Period  Class  Book number  Condition  Give to Mrs. Bryan

 You have 5 minutes to complete the First Day Anatomy POGIL.

 Please write your Name, Date, Class, Period in the upper right hand corner.  Subject: First Day Anatomy POGIL  Draw an Illustration  3: Write three things you learned.  2: Write two interesting facts I learned…  1: Write one remaining question.

 Please take notes on Loose-Leaf Paper.  Put a heading in the upper right hand corner with name, date, class, period  Title on first line: Intro to Anatomy & Physiology

 Greek  morph- meaning 'shape, form‘  -ology which means 'the study of something‘  Branch of biology  Scientific study of the forms and structure of organisms (like animals and plants) without consideration of function.

 Greek  ana- "up" + -tome "to cut“  anatom- a cutting up  A branch of morphology.  The science that studies the STRUCTURE of organisms bodies and their parts through dissection.

 Structure  Position  Interactions between its various parts

 Greek  physio- of or relating to nature or natural functions  The study of the FUNCTION of living things, including processes such as nutrition, movement, and reproduction (as organs, tissues, or cells).  *What they do & How they do it!

 Axial Portion:  Head, Neck, Trunk  Appendicular:  Arms & Legs  Several Body Cavities  Layers of membranes w/in cavities  Variety of organs & systems within cavities.

 Dorsal (Posterior)  Back Side  Brain Cavity/Spinal Cavity  Ventral (Anterior)  Front Side  Thoracic cavity/Abdominopelvic cavity.  The abdominopelvic cavity is further divided into the abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity

 Thoracic  Chest  Abdomen  Stomach  Pelvic  Lower Abdomen  Diaphragm:  separates thoracic & pelvic cavities

 Oral/Digestion  Nasal  Orbital  Middle Ear

 Serous Membrane  Smooth  Transparent  Double layered  Covers organs  Outer Layer (Parietal)  Inner Layer (Visceral) (lines organs)  Serous Fluid = lubricating fluid

 Pleura  Lungs  Pericardium  Heart  Peritoneum  Organs

 Activity 1: Organization of the Body  Use Book!  REMINDER: Supplies and Forms Due Monday!