'Pelvic cavity' diaporamas de présentation

The Human Body: An Orientation

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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Definition Anatomy - deals with structure of human body parts. Definition: Physiology - Considers the functions of those body parts. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Types of Anatomy. Gross Anatomy?

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Female & Male Reproductive Systems

Female & Male Reproductive Systems. 1. The Female Reproductive System. Functions Produce ova (eggs) Provide a place for implantation of fertilised ovum and development of foetus Produce some female sex characterisitics. Organs of female reproductive system. Ovaries

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Introduction to the Human Body

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Equine Anatomy

Equine Anatomy. Anatomy Terminology. The hip area is also called the hindquarter The topline is the back and loin from the wither to the croup (rump). The topline is also referred to as the length of the back. The underline is the area from elbow to stifle.

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FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY

FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY. The vulva refers to those parts that are outwardly visible The vulva includes: Mons pubis Labia majora Labia minora Clitoris Urethral opening Vaginal opening Perineum. Individual differences in: Size Coloration Shape Of external gentalia are common.

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1 . The Human Body: An Orientation: Part B. Anatomical Position. Standard anatomical body position: Body erect Feet slightly apart Palms facing forward. Upper limb. Cephalic. Acromial. Frontal. Brachial (arm). Orbital. Antecubital. Nasal. Antebrachial (forearm). Oral. Mental.

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The Human Body

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Organization of the Human Body

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Anatomy and Physiology Honors

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Female Reproductive Tract

Female Reproductive Tract. Broad Ligament. suspends the female reproductive tract in the pelvic cavity has three portions. Ovary. release ova- egg 50,000 - 150,000 potential eggs present at birth release hormones progesterone estrogen. Oviduct. (fallopian tube)

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Medical Terminology

Medical Terminology . Lecture 4 Chapter 2 (continued). Abdomin/o. Abdomen Abdominal cavity. Anter/o. Front Anterior. Bronch/o. Bronchial tubes Bronchitis Bronchoscope Bronchoscopy. Cervic/o. Neck (of the body) Cervical collar Cervical nerves. Coccyg/o. Coccyx / tailbone

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Chapter 1

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The major muscle groups Axial muscles- position head and spinal column; move rib cage (about 60% of muscles) Appendicul

The major muscle groups Axial muscles- position head and spinal column; move rib cage (about 60% of muscles) Appendicular muscles stabilize or move the bones of the appendicular skeleton. Superifical muscles (anterior view). Muscle names are descriptive

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The Human Body: An Orientation

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Chapter 1 Pages 4-12 Notes and Observations

Chapter 1 Pages 4-12 Notes and Observations. Anatomy vs. Physiology. Anatomy is the field of science that describes the locations, appearances, and relationships of body parts. Physiology is the field of science that explains the mechanisms that operate body activities.

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Menopause: Average age = 52 "Normal" = 45-56 Pituitary stops producing follicle stimulating hormone

Effects of aging on the reproductive system: Both sexes: Reproductive system matures through puberty Peak function through 20's Slow decline thereafter Men: Slow decline continues through life Women: Rapid change at menopause. Menopause: Average age = 52 "Normal" = 45-56

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The Appendicular Skeleton

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Anatomical Terms

Anatomical Terms . Chapter 1 PowerPoint #2. Anatomical Position. In anatomical position, the body is erect, with head and toes pointed forward and arms hanging at sides with palms facing forward. QUIZ: Stand and assume the anatomical position. Directional Terms.

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Separation of perineum from pelvis by inferior fascia of pelvic diaphragm

The perineum refers to a shallow compartment of the body (perineal compartment) bounded by the pelvic outlet and separated from the pelvic cavity by the fascia covering the inferior aspect of the pelvic diaphragm, formed by the levator ani and coccygeus muscles.

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