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A&P exam 1

front 1

Anatomy

back 1

the branch of science that studies the structure of the body

front 2

Physiology

back 2

the branch of science that describes how the body works or functions

front 3

Pathophsiology

back 3

when something in the body isn't working

front 4

Homeostasis

back 4

Maintaining Body temp no matter the weather

*will remain the same

front 5

Anatomical Position

back 5

the body is standing erect with face forward, the arms at the sides, and the toes and palms of the hands directed forward

front 6

Superior

back 6

up (higher)

front 7

Inferior

back 7

down (lower)

front 8

Anterior

back 8

toward the front surface (the belly surface)

ex: the heart is anterior to the spine

Another word for anterior- Ventral

front 9

Posterior

back 9

Toward the back surface

ex: the heart is posterior to the breastbone

front 10

Medial

back 10

toward the midline

ex: the nose is medial to the ears

front 11

Lateral

back 11

away from the midline of the body

ex: the ears are lateral to the nose

front 12

Proximal

back 12

structure is closer to the center of the body or the point of attachment.

usually the trunk of the body

ex: elbows is proximal to the wrist

front 13

Distal

back 13

part is farther away from the point of attachment

ex: wrist is distal to the elbow

front 14

bilateral symmetry

back 14

when the left and right part of the body are the same

front 15

Sidus inversos

back 15

the sides are inverted

the whole inside of the body is flipped

front 16

dorsal cavity

back 16

located in the back (brain and spinal cord)

front 17

ventral cavity

back 17

front of the body

(thoracic cavity &abdominal cavity)

front 18

thoracic cavity

back 18

surrounded by rid cage

front 19

mediastinum

back 19

space that contains the heart and large blood vessels attached

front 20

pleural cavity

back 20

contains the right and left lungs