Human Anatomy (9th Edition) by Marieb Brady Mallat
1. Anatomy: the study of the structure of the human body
2. Morphology: the study of form
3. Physiology: the study of body function
4. Relationship between structure and function: structure supports
function
5. Gross anatomy: study of structures that can be seen with the naked
eye
6. Regional anatomy: all structures in a single region are examined as a
group
7. Systemic anatomy: all the organs with related functions are studied
together
8. Surface anatomy: the study of landmarks on the surface of the body
that reveal the underlying organs
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, 9. Microscopic anatomy: the study of structures that can only be
seen with a microscope
10.Histology: the study of tissues
11.Developmental anatomy: traces structural changes that occur in
the body throughout the lifespan and the effects of aging
12.Embryology: the study of how body structures form and develop
before birth
13.Pathological anatomy: the study of structural changes caused by
disease
14.Radiographic anatomy: the study of internal structures via X-ray
and other imaging techniques
15.First level of structural organization: chemical level: atoms combine
to form molecules
16.Second level of structural organization: cellular level; cells are made
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1. Anatomy: the study of the structure of the human body
2. Morphology: the study of form
3. Physiology: the study of body function
4. Relationship between structure and function: structure supports
function
5. Gross anatomy: study of structures that can be seen with the naked
eye
6. Regional anatomy: all structures in a single region are examined as a
group
7. Systemic anatomy: all the organs with related functions are studied
together
8. Surface anatomy: the study of landmarks on the surface of the body
that reveal the underlying organs
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, 9. Microscopic anatomy: the study of structures that can only be
seen with a microscope
10.Histology: the study of tissues
11.Developmental anatomy: traces structural changes that occur in
the body throughout the lifespan and the effects of aging
12.Embryology: the study of how body structures form and develop
before birth
13.Pathological anatomy: the study of structural changes caused by
disease
14.Radiographic anatomy: the study of internal structures via X-ray
and other imaging techniques
15.First level of structural organization: chemical level: atoms combine
to form molecules
16.Second level of structural organization: cellular level; cells are made
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