exam 1 again

structure of an organism

application of anatomical study for the diagnosis and treatment of disease conditions

study of structural changes caused by disease

study of the function of the living organism and its parts, as well as the chemical processes involved.

right and left halves of the body

front and back portions of the body

front surface of the body

toward the back

variety of cellular material specialized to the particular function of the individual cell.

type of tissue they comprise. there are 4 different types of tissue that make up the body

epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous.

superficial (outer) layer of mucous membranes (barrier) and the cells making up the skin.

intercellular materials (the matrix) cells are bound to. support and protection.

-contractile tissue aka can be stimulated to contract. voluntary (striated), involuntary (smooth) and cardiac muscle. for movement.

highly specialized communicative tissue. neurons in a variety of forms. connects different structures, sends impulses for them to do different things.

fascia, ligaments, tndons, bones, joints.`

sheet-like membrane surrounding organs

binds organs together or holds bones to bones or cartilage

attach muscle to bone or cartilage

along with cartilage provide the structure for the body, articulating by means of joints

thet uninion of bones with other bones, or cartilage with other cartilage.

bound groups of fibers with functional unity. have a nerve supply to provide stimulation of the contracting bundle tissue. have a vascular suppy to meet their nutrient needs. are innervated (supplyed) by a single nerve. innervation can be sensory (afferent) or excitatory (efferent) in nature.