introduction biol 2304/2101 human anatomy. chapter objectives 1. define anatomy and compare the...
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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
BIOL 2304/2101BIOL 2304/2101
Human AnatomyHuman Anatomy
Chapter objectivesChapter objectives1. Define anatomy and compare the different disciplines of anatomy1. Define anatomy and compare the different disciplines of anatomy
2. Recognize hierarchy of organization and relationship between levels: atoms, 2. Recognize hierarchy of organization and relationship between levels: atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ system, organismmolecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ system, organism
3. Summarize the organ systems and their major functions3. Summarize the organ systems and their major functions
4. Discuss anatomical position4. Discuss anatomical position
5. Identify planes of section of the body5. Identify planes of section of the body
6. Understand and correctly use directional terms6. Understand and correctly use directional terms
7. Locate and identify abdominal regions7. Locate and identify abdominal regions
8. Identify body cavities, their subdivisions and membranes, as well as major 8. Identify body cavities, their subdivisions and membranes, as well as major organs found in eachorgans found in each
AnatomyAnatomy
– anatomyanatomy: : the study of the structural components the study of the structural components of the bodyof the body
– cytologycytology: : the study of the cellular components of the study of the cellular components of tissuestissues
– histology and ultrastructurehistology and ultrastructure: : the study of the study of microscopic anatomy and the structural microscopic anatomy and the structural components (tissues/cells) of the organs that components (tissues/cells) of the organs that make up the body. TEM and SEM provide make up the body. TEM and SEM provide ultrastructure.ultrastructure.
-- embryologyembryology:: the study of development the study of development after fertilizationafter fertilization
Levels of Structural OrganizationLevels of Structural Organization
Organ SystemsOrgan SystemsIntegumentary System (Skin)Integumentary System (Skin)
Skeletal SystemSkeletal SystemBones and Cartilage: Joints and LigamentsBones and Cartilage: Joints and Ligaments
Muscular SystemMuscular System
Skeletal muscleSkeletal muscle
and tendonsand tendons
Smooth muscleSmooth muscle
Cardiac muscleCardiac muscle
Nervous SystemNervous System
CNSCNS
PNSPNS
ANSANS
Circulatory SystemCirculatory System
BloodBlood
HeartHeart
Blood vesselsBlood vessels
--arteriesarteries
--veinsveins
--capilcapillarieslaries
Lymphatic and Immune SystemLymphatic and Immune System
Lymph organsLymph organs
-lymph nodes/vessels-lymph nodes/vessels
-spleen, thymus-spleen, thymus
-Peyers patches-Peyers patches
-tonsils-tonsils
Lymph (fluid)Lymph (fluid)
Respiratory SystemRespiratory System
nasal cavitynasal cavity
pharynxpharynx
larynxlarynx
tracheatrachea
bronchibronchi
bronchiolesbronchioles
lungslungs
Digestive SystemDigestive System
mouth, salivary glands,mouth, salivary glands,
teeth, tongueteeth, tongue
esophagusesophagus
stomachstomach
accessory organsaccessory organs
enteric NSenteric NS
small Intestinessmall Intestines
large intestineslarge intestines
rectumrectum
anusanus
Urinary SystemUrinary System
kidneyskidneys
uretersureters
bladderbladder
urethraurethra
Male Reproductive SystemMale Reproductive Systemtestestestes
epididymisepididymis
spermatic cordspermatic cord
accessory glandsaccessory glands– prostateprostate– seminal vesiclesseminal vesicles– bulbourethralbulbourethral
mons pubismons pubis
penispenis
Female Reproductive SystemFemale Reproductive System
ovariesovaries
fallopian tubesfallopian tubes
uterusuterus
vaginavagina
clitorisclitoris
mons pubismons pubis
mammary glandsmammary glands
Endocrine SystemEndocrine System
hypothalamushypothalamuspituitarypituitarythyroidthyroidparathyroidparathyroidadrenal glandsadrenal glandspancreaspancreastestes/ovariestestes/ovariespinealpinealthymusthymus
Anatomical PositionAnatomical PositionBody facing forward, arms at side with palmsBody facing forward, arms at side with palms
facing forward.facing forward.
Body PlanesBody Planes
Mid-SagittalMid-Sagittal
Frontal/ Frontal/ CoronalCoronal
TransverseTransverse
ObliqueOblique
Anatomical TerminologyAnatomical Terminology 11
Anatomical Terminology 2Anatomical Terminology 2
Anatomical Terminology 3Anatomical Terminology 3
Body CavitiesBody Cavities
Anatomical Terminology 4aAnatomical Terminology 4a
Body Membranes:Body Membranes:SerousSerous
-Pleura-Pleura
visceralvisceral
parietalparietal
Anatomical Terminology 4bAnatomical Terminology 4b
Body Membranes:Body Membranes:SerousSerous
-Pericardium-Pericardium
visceralvisceral
parietalparietal
Anatomical Terminology 5Anatomical Terminology 5
Anatomical Terminology 6Anatomical Terminology 6
Abdominal regionsAbdominal regions
Anatomical terminology 7Anatomical terminology 7
Abdominal cavityAbdominal cavity
AbdominopelvicAbdominopelvic
cavity cavity
Anatomical Terminology 8Anatomical Terminology 8
Thoracic cavity-mid sagittal planeThoracic cavity-mid sagittal plane
Anatomical Terminology 9Anatomical Terminology 9