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, OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e
Guided Lecture Notes and Study Guide
CHAPTER 1 4
CHAPTER 2 9
CHAPTER 3 19
CHAPTER 4 29
CHAPTER 5 37
CHAPTER 6 47
CHAPTER 7 57
CHAPTER 8 69
CHAPTER 9 72
CHAPTER 10 80
CHAPTER 11 88
CHAPTER 12 94
CHAPTER 13 98
CHAPTER 14 104
CHAPTER 15 111
CHAPTER 16 115
CHAPTER 17 123
CHAPTER 18 134
CHAPTER 19 147
CHAPTER 20 170
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,CHAPTER 21 195
CHAPTER 22 208
CHAPTER 23 218
CHAPTER 24 235
CHAPTER 25 251
CHAPTER 26 267
CHAPTER 27 277
CHAPTER 28 291
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, Chapter 1
I. Overview of Anatomy and Physiology
a. Define anatomy:
b. Anatomy is broken down into 4 different branches:
i. Macroscopic or gross anatomy:
ii. Microscopic anatomy:
iii. Regional anatomy:
iv. Systemic anatomy:
1. Which of the types of anatomy are specialization areas?
2. Which of the types of anatomy are approaches of studying
anatomy?
3. How are all the branches of anatomy similar?
c. Define physiology:
d. Define homeostasis:
II. Structural Organization of Human Body
a. Levels of organization in the human body order from smallest to most
complex:
i. Subatomic particles:
ii. Atoms:
iii. Molecules:
iv. Organelles:
v. Cells:
vi. Tissues:
vii. Organs:
viii. Organ system:
ix. Organisms:
x. Biosphere:
b. Compare and contrast chemical levels of organization from the human body’s
level of organization.
c. A pure substance or _______________ contain atoms, which are made up of
protons, ___________, and _______________ or subatomic particles.
d. Cells make-up _________, ___________ make-up organs, ____________
make-up organ systems.
e. The human body is made up of multiple different body systems. Organ
systems are made up of _________ that work together.
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, OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e
Guided Lecture Notes and Study Guide
CHAPTER 1 4
CHAPTER 2 9
CHAPTER 3 19
CHAPTER 4 29
CHAPTER 5 37
CHAPTER 6 47
CHAPTER 7 57
CHAPTER 8 69
CHAPTER 9 72
CHAPTER 10 80
CHAPTER 11 88
CHAPTER 12 94
CHAPTER 13 98
CHAPTER 14 104
CHAPTER 15 111
CHAPTER 16 115
CHAPTER 17 123
CHAPTER 18 134
CHAPTER 19 147
CHAPTER 20 170
2
,CHAPTER 21 195
CHAPTER 22 208
CHAPTER 23 218
CHAPTER 24 235
CHAPTER 25 251
CHAPTER 26 267
CHAPTER 27 277
CHAPTER 28 291
3
, Chapter 1
I. Overview of Anatomy and Physiology
a. Define anatomy:
b. Anatomy is broken down into 4 different branches:
i. Macroscopic or gross anatomy:
ii. Microscopic anatomy:
iii. Regional anatomy:
iv. Systemic anatomy:
1. Which of the types of anatomy are specialization areas?
2. Which of the types of anatomy are approaches of studying
anatomy?
3. How are all the branches of anatomy similar?
c. Define physiology:
d. Define homeostasis:
II. Structural Organization of Human Body
a. Levels of organization in the human body order from smallest to most
complex:
i. Subatomic particles:
ii. Atoms:
iii. Molecules:
iv. Organelles:
v. Cells:
vi. Tissues:
vii. Organs:
viii. Organ system:
ix. Organisms:
x. Biosphere:
b. Compare and contrast chemical levels of organization from the human body’s
level of organization.
c. A pure substance or _______________ contain atoms, which are made up of
protons, ___________, and _______________ or subatomic particles.
d. Cells make-up _________, ___________ make-up organs, ____________
make-up organ systems.
e. The human body is made up of multiple different body systems. Organ
systems are made up of _________ that work together.
4
