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Introduction to Anatomy
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Anatomy & Physiology Books
You have 5 minutes to complete the First Day Anatomy POGIL.
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.
3-2-1 Assessment: POGIL
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
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.
Morphology
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.
Anatomy
Structure
Position
Interactions between its various parts
What is studied during Animal Dissections?
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!
Physiology
Axial Portion: Head, Neck, Trunk
Appendicular: Arms & Legs
Several Body Cavities Layers of membranes w/in cavities Variety of organs & systems within cavities.
Organization of Body
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
2 Main Body Cavities:
Thoracic Chest
Abdomen Stomach
Pelvic Lower Abdomen
Diaphragm: separates thoracic & pelvic cavities
More Body Cavities, Cont’d
Oral/Digestion Nasal Orbital Middle Ear
Still Other Cavities
Synovial Cavity Joint Structure
Serous Membrane Smooth Transparent Double layered Covers organs
Outer Layer (Parietal) Inner Layer (Visceral) (lines organs)
Serous Fluid = lubricating fluid
Membranes
Pleura Lungs
Pericardium Heart
Peritoneum Organs
Serous Membranes:
Anatomical Terminology: Drawn and Defined Human Body Explained
Activity 1: Organization of the Body
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