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Terms in this set (22)
What is physiology? The study of functions of anatomical structures
and their individual and cooperative functions.
What does anatomy describe? The structures of the body, including what they
are made of, where they are located, and
associated structures.
, What is gross anatomy? The examination of large, visible structures in the
body.
What are the types of gross Surface anatomy, regional anatomy, systemic
anatomy? anatomy, developmental anatomy, and clinical
anatomy.
What does microscopic anatomy Cells and molecules, specifically through
study? cytology (study of cells) and histology (study of
tissues).
What is cell physiology? The study of processes within and between cells.
Terms in this set (22)
What is physiology? The study of functions of anatomical structures
and their individual and cooperative functions.
What does anatomy describe? The structures of the body, including what they
are made of, where they are located, and
associated structures.
, What is gross anatomy? The examination of large, visible structures in the
body.
What are the types of gross Surface anatomy, regional anatomy, systemic
anatomy? anatomy, developmental anatomy, and clinical
anatomy.
What does microscopic anatomy Cells and molecules, specifically through
study? cytology (study of cells) and histology (study of
tissues).
What is cell physiology? The study of processes within and between cells.
