What is the difference between anatomy and physiology?
Anatomy is the study of the inner human body and how internal parts work. Physiology is the study of human nature and how it works.
What level of organization is larger than molecules but smaller than tissues?
cells
How can an organ system maintain homeostasis?
the respiratory system - not enough oxygen or too much C02, yo breathe more
Region of the body superior and medial to the axillary region
cephalic region
the position of the carpal region to the cubital region
it is distal to the cubital region
the gluteal region compared to the inguinal region
inferior and posterior
kind of slice that would separate dorsal and ventral regions
frontal
where is epigastric region of abdomen
superior to the umbilical region
what separates the abdominopelvic and thoracic regions?
diaphragm
kind of slice that would divide the nose and umbilicus into right and left halves
sagittal
11 organ systems
digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, muscular, nervous, skeletal, reproductive, integumentary, urinary, lymphatic, endocrine
what two cavities are considered to be in the posterior part of the body?
cranial and spinal