Anatomy Scope and Sequence
Units of the body – Overview
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Cells
Tissues
Organs
Organ systems
Integumentary
system
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6.
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8.
Doctor
Registered nurse
Anesthesiologist
Personal trainer
Athletic trainer
Physical therapist
Dentist
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6. Skeletal system
7. Muscular system
8. Cardiovascular
system
9. Lymphatic system
10. Nervous system
11. Endocrine system
12. Respiratory system
13. Digestive system
14. Urinary system
15. Reproductive system
Medical careers project
Semester 1
Body cavities and serous membranes (Week 1)
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Body cavities
Dorsal body cavity
Cranial cavity
Vertebral cavity
Meninges
Ventral body cavity
Thoracic cavity
8. Serous membrane
9. Pericardial cavity
10. Pericardium
11. Pleural cavity
12. Pleura
13. Mediastinum
14. Viscera
15. Diaphragm
16. Abdominopelvic
cavity
17. Abdominal cavity
18. Peritoneum
19. Pelvic cavity
Terms used to describe body structure (Week 1)
Relative positions:
1. Superior
2. Inferior
3. Caudal
4. Anterior
5. Ventral
6. Posterior
7. Dorsal
8. Medial
9. Lateral
10. Intermediate
11. Ipsilateral
12. Contralateral
13. Proximal
14. Distal
15. Superficial
16. Deep
17. Ascending
18. Descending
Body sections:
1. Sagittal
2. Transverse
3. Coronal
4. Frontal
5. Midsagittal
6. Oblique
7. Parasagittal
Body regions:
1. Epigastric
2. Hypochondriac
regions
3. Umbilical region
4. Lumbar regions
5. Hypogastric region
6. Iliac regions
7. Abdominal
8. Acromial
9. Antebrachial
10. Antecubital
11. Axillary
12. Brachial
13. Buccal
14. Carpal
15. Celiac
16. Cephalic
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17. Cervical
18. Costal
19. Coxal
20. Crural
21. Cubital
22. Digital
23. Dorsal
24. Femoral
25. Frontal
26. Genital
27. Gluteal
28. Inguinal
29. Lumbar
30. Mammary
31. Mental
32. Nasal
33. Occipital
34. Oral
35. Orbital
36. Otic
37. Palmar
38. Patellar
39. Pectoral
40. Pedal
41. Pelvic
42. Perineal
43. Plantar
44. Popliteal
45. Sacral
46. Sterna
47. Sural
48. Tarsal
49. Umbilical
50. Vertebral
Tissues (Weeks 2-3)
Epithelial tissue:
1. Epithelial tissue
2. Lateral surfaces
3. Apical surfaces
4. Basal surfaces
5. Basement membrane
6. Basal lamina
7. Reticular lamina
8. Avascular
9. Covering and Lining
Epithelium
10. Simple stratified
epithelium
11. Pseudostratified
epithelium
12. Squamos
13. Cuboidal
14. Columnar
15. Simple epithelium
16. Simple squamos
epithelium
17. Simple cuboidal
epithelium
18. Simple columnar
epithelium
19. Microvilli
20. Ciliated simple
columnar epithelium
21. Stratified epithelium
22. Stratified squamos
epithelium
23. Stratified cuboidal
epithelium
24. Stratified columnar
epithelium
25. Transitional
epithelium
26. Pseudostratified
columnar epithelium
27. Glandular
epithelium
28. Gland
29. Endocrine gland
30. Hormones
31. Exocrine gland
32. Duct
33. Merocrine
34. Apocrine
35. Holocrine
Connective tissue:
1. Connective tissue
2. Extracellular matrix
3. Fixed cells
4. Fibroblasts
5. Collagenous fibers
6. Ligaments
7. Tendons
8. Elastic fibers
9. Reticular fibers
10. Macrophages
11. Mast cells
12. Loose connective
tissue
13. Areolar connective
tissue
14. Adipose tissue
15. Reticular connective
tissue
16. Dense connective
tissue
17. Cartilage
18. Bone
19. Osteocytes
20. Blood
Muscle tissue:
1. Muscle tissue
2. Skeletal muscle tissue
3. Smooth muscle tissue
4. Cardiac muscle tissue
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Nervous tissue:
1. Nervous tissue
2. Neuroglial cells
Integumentary System (Week 4-5)
1. Integumentary
system
2. Epidermis
3. Stratum corneum
4. Stratum granulosum
5. Stratum spinosum
6. Stratum basale
7. Stratum lucidum
8. Keratinization
9. Melanin
10. Melanocytes
11. Skin cancer
12. Squamos cell
carcinoma
13. Basal cell carcinoma
14. Melanoma
15. Basement membrane
16. Dermis
17. Hypodermis
18. Subcutaneous layer
19. Nails
20. Hair follicle
21. Hair root
22. Hair shaft
23. Sebaceous glands
24. Sebum
25. Sweat glands
26. Eccrine glands
27. Apocrine glands
28. Mammary gland
Skeletal System (Weeks 6-7)
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Axial skeleton:
1. Axial skeleton
2. Skull
3. Cranium
4. Frontal bone
5. Parietal bone
6. Temporal bone
7. Sphenoid bone
8. Temporal bone
9. Occipital bone
10. External auditory
meatus
11. Foramen magnum
12. Nasal bone
13. Ethmoid bone
14. Lacrimal bone
15. Zygomatic bone
16. Maxilla
17. Mandible
18. Hyoid
19. Vertebral column
20. Cervical vertebrae
21. Thoracic vertebrae
22. Lumbar vertebrae
23. Sacrum
24. Coccyx
25. Thorax
26. Sternum
27. Ribs
Appendicular skeleton:
1. Appendicular
skeleton
2. Clavicle
3. Scapula
4. Humerus
5. Ulna
6. Radius
7. Carpals
8. Metacarpals
9. Phalanges
10. Pelvic girdle
11. Ilium
12. Ischium
13. Pubis
14. Femur
15. Patella
16. Fibula
17. Tibia
18. Tarsals
19. Metatarsals
20. Phalanges
Joint types:
1. Joint
2. Articulation
3. Fibrous
4. Suture
5. Cartilaginous
6. Synchondrosis
7. Symphysis
8. Synovial
9. Synovial fluid
10. Planar joint
11. Hinge joint
12. Pivot joint
13. Condyloid joint
14. Saddle joint
15. Ball-and-Socket
joint
16. Strain
17. Sprain
18. Bursae
19. Tendon sheath
Joint movements:
1. Flexion
2. Extension
3. Lateral flexion
4. Hyperextension
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9. Elevation
10. Depression
11. Protraction
12. Retraction
Abduction
Adduction
Circumduction
Rotation
13. Inversion
14. Eversion
15. Dorsiflexion
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16. Plantar flexion
17. Supination
18. Pronation
19. Opposition
The Muscular System (Weeks 8-9)
Microscopic structure and function:
1. Skeletal muscle
tissue
2. Cardiac muscle
tissue
3. Smooth muscle
tissue
4. Electrical
excitability
5. Contractility
6. Extensibility
7. Elasticity
8. Fascicle
9. Muscle fiber
10. Slow fibers
11. Intermediate fibers
12. Fast fibers
13. Myofibril
14. Sarcomeres
15. H zone
16. I band
17. A band
18. Z disc
19. M line
20. Thick filament
21. Thin filament
22. Myosin tail
23. Myosin head
24. Actin
25. Troponin
26. Tropomyosin
27. Sliding filament
model
28. ATPase
29. Acetylcholine
30. Muscle impulse
31. Acetylcholinesterase
32. Mitochondria
33. ATP
34. Hemoglobin
35. Myoglobin
36. Oxygen debt
Skeletal muscle actions:
1. Origin
2. Insertion
3. Lever
4. Fulcrum
5. Effort
6. Resistance
7. Leverage
8. Agonist
9. Antagonist
Skeletal muscles:
1. Frontalis
2. Temporalis
3. Masseter
4. Orbicularis oris
5. Sternocleidomastoid
6. Trapezius
7. Deltoid
8. Infraspinatus
9. Teres major
10. Teres minor
11. Latissimus dorsii
12. Biceps brachii
13. Brachialis
14. Triceps brachii
15. Palmaris longus
16. Pectoralis major
17. Pectoralis minor
18. Rectus abdominus
19. Serratus anterior
20. External oblique
21. Gluteus maximus
22. Rectus femorus
23. Biceps femoris
24. Semitendinosus
25. Sartorius
26. Vastus medialis
27. Vastus lateralis
28. Gracilis
29. Adductor magnus
30. Adductor longus
31. Pectinius
32. Gastrocnemius
33. Soleus
The Nervous System (weeks 10-11)
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Nerve impulse:
1. Neurons
2. Resting potential
3. Threshold potential
4. Action potential
5. Sodium/Potassium
channel
6. Stimulus
7. Synapse
Spinal cord:
8. Cell body
9. Nucleus
10. Dendrites
11. Axon
12. Node of Ranvier
13. Myelin sheath
14. Schwann cells
15. Axon terminal
16. Sensory (afferent)
neurons
17. Interneurons
18. Motor (efferent)
neurons
19. Neurotransmitters
1. Spinal cord
2. Foramen magnum
3. Cervical
enlargement
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Vertebral canal
Lumbar enlargement
White matter
Gray matter
8. Dorsal root ganglion
9. Anterior horn
10. Posterior horn
Brain:
1. Brain
2. Gyrus
3. Sulcus
4. Cerebrum
5. Corpus callosum
6. Frontal lobe
7. Parietal lobe
8. Temporal lobe
9. Occipital lobe
10. Insula
11. Ventricles
12. Cerebrospinal fluid
13. Diencephalon
14. Thalamus
15. Hypothalamus
16. Optic tracts
17. Optic chiasma
18. Posterior pituitary
gland
19. Mammillary bodies
20. Pineal gland
21. Limbic system
22. Brainstem
23. Midbrain
24. Pons
25. Medulla oblangata
26. Cerebellum
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS):
1. Peripheral nervous
system (PNS)
2. Somatic nervous
system
3. Cranial nerves
4. Sensory motor
5. Olfactory nerves (I)
6. Optic nerves (II)
7. Oculomotor nerves
(III)
8. Trochlear nerves
(IV)
9. Trigeminal nerves
(V)
10. Abducens nerves
(VI)
11. Facial nerves (VII)
12. Vestibulocochlear
nerves (VIII)
13. Glossopharyngeal
nerves (IX)
14. Vagus nerves (X)
15. Accessory nerves
(XI)
16. Hypoglossal nerves
(XII)
17. Spinal nerve
18. Dorsal root
19. Ventral root
20. Plexuses
21. Cervical plexuses
22. Brachial plexuses
23. Lumbosacral
plexuses
2. Sympathetic division
3. Parasympathetic
division
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS):
1. Autonomic Nervous
System (ANS)
Semester 2
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Sense Organs (Week 1)
Touch:
1. Sensory receptors
2. Somatic senses
3. Sensation
4. Sensory adaptation
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Free nerve endings
Meissner’s corpuscles
Pacinian corpuscles
Visceral pain
9. Referred pain
10. Endorphins
11. Serotonin
12. Special senses
Taste:
1. Olfactory
2. Tongue
3. Taste buds
4. Sweet
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Sour
Salty
Bitter
Umami
9. Alkaline
10. Metallic
Auditory:
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Outer ear
Auricle
External acoustic meatus
Tympanic membrane
Middle ear
Auditory ossicles
Optic:
1. Optic
2. Conjunctiva
3. Lacrimal gland
4. Extrinsic muscles
5. Superior oblique
6. Superior rectus
7. Medial rectus
8. Lateral rectus
9. Inferior rectus
7. Malleus
8. Incus
9. Stapes
10. Oval window
11. Auditory tube
12. Inner ear
13. Labarynth
14. Semicircular canals
15. Ampullae
16. Cochlea
17. Spiral organ
10. Inferior oblique
11. Cornea
12. Sclera
13. Optic nerve
14. Cilliary body
15. Suspensory ligaments
16. Iris
17. Lens
18. Pupil
19. Aqueous humor
20. Retina
21. Vitreous humor
22. Fovea centralis
23. Optic disc
24. Rods
25. Cones
26. Glaucoma
The Endocrine system (Week 2)
1. Endocrine system
2. Hormones
3. Target cells
4. Paracrine
5. Autocrine
6. Steroid hormones
7. Lipids
8. Nonsteroid hormones
9. Binding site
10. Activity site
11. First messenger
12. Second messenger
13. Cyclic AMP (cAMP)
14. G protein
15. Adenylate cyclase
16. Enzyme
17. Phosphodiesterase
18. Prostoglandins
19. Negative feedback
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20. Hypothalamus
21. Pituitary gland
22. Anterior pituitary
23. Posterior pituitary
24. Releasing hormones
25. Hypophyseal portal
veins
26. Growth hormone
27. Prolactin
28. Thyroid-stimulating
hormone
29. Adrenocorticotropic
hormone
30. Follicle-stimulating
hormone
31. Luteinizing hormone
32. Testes ovaries
33. Antidiuretic hormone
34. Oxytocin
35. Diuretic
36. Thyroid gland
37. Thyroxine
38. Triiodothyronine
39. Basal metabolic rate
40. Calcitonin
41. Parathyroid glands
42. Parathyroid hormone
43. Adrenal glands
44. Adrenal medulla
45. Adrenal cortex
46. Epinephrine
47. Norepinephrine
48. Aldosterone
49. Cortisol
50. Pancreas
51. Glucagon
52. Insulin
Blood (Weeks 3)
Blood composition:
1. Blood
2. Plasma
3. Hematocrit
4. Erythrocytes
5. Red blood cells
6. Biconcave
7. Hemoglobin
8. Oxyhemoglobin
9. Deoxyhemoglobin
10. Red blood cell count
11. Anemia
12. Sickle cell anemia
13. Macrophage
14. Heme
15. Globin
16. White blood cells
17. Leukocytes
18. Neutrophils
19. Eosinophils
20. Basophils
21. Monocytes
22. Lymphocytes
23. Antibodies
24. Immune response
25. White blood cell count
26. HIV/Aids
27. Platelets
28. Thrombocytes
29. Blood plasma
30. Plasma proteins
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31. Albumins
32. Globulins
33. Fibrinogen
34. Oxygen
35. Carbon dioxide
Blood clotting:
1. Hemostasis
2. Vasospam
3. Platelet plug
4. Serotonin
5. Coagulation
6. Blood clot
7. Clotting factors
8. Fibrin
9. Prothrombin
10. Thrombin
11. Serum
12. Fibroblasts
13. Thrombus
14. Embolus
15. Atherosclerosis
Blood groups and transfusions:
1. Antigen
2. Antibody
3. Agglutination
4. ABO blood group
5. Type A
6. Type B
7. Type AB
8. Type O
9. Anti-A
10. Anti-B
11. Antigen A
12. Antigen B
13. Universal donor
14. Universal recipient
15. Rh blood group
16. Antigen D
17. Rh-positive
18. Rh-negative
The Cardiovascular System (Weeks 4-5)
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Heart:
1. Heart
2. Pulmonary circuit
3. Systemic circuit
4. Oxygenated blood
5. Deoxygenated blood
6. Pericardium
7. Epicardium
8. Myocardium
9. Endocardium
10. Superior vena cava
11. Inferior vena cava
12. Right atrium
13. Tricuspid valve
14. Chordae tendineae
15. Papillary muscles
16. Right ventricle
17. Pulmonary valve
18. Pulmonary arteries
19. Lungs
20. Alveolus
21. Alveolar capillaries
22. Pulmonary veins
23. Left atrium
24. Mitral valve
25. Left ventricle
26. Aortic valve
27. Aorta
28. Systemic capillaries
29. Interventricular septum
30. Systole
31. Diastole
32. Cardiac cycle
33. Sinoatrial node
34. Pacemaker
35. Atrioventricular node
36. Purkinje fibers
37. Electrocardiogram
Blood vessel structure:
1. Arteries
2. Arterioles
3. Tunica externa
4. Tunica media
5. Tunica interna
6. Lumen
7. Vasoconstriction
8. Vasodilation
9. Capillaries
10. Veins
11. Venules
12. Valves
13. Blood pressure
14. Systolic pressure
15. Diastolic pressure
16. Pulse
9. Ulnar artery
10. Coronary arteries
11. Thoracic aorta
12. Bronchial artery
13. Pericardial artery
14. Esophageal artery
15. Mediastinal artery
16. Posterior intercostals
artery
17. Abdominal aorta
18. Celiac artery
19. Hepatic artery
20. Gastric arteries
21. Splenic artery
22. Suprarenal artery
Arterial system:
1. Ascending aorta
2. Aortic arch
3. Common carotid arteries
4. Subclavian arteries
5. Brachiocephalic artery
6. Axillary artery
7. Brachial artery
8. Radial artery
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23. Right renal artery
24. Superior mesenteric
artery
25. Lumbar artery
26. Gonadel artery
27. Inferior mesenteric
artery
28. Middle sacral artery
29. Common iliac arteries
30. Femoral artery
31. Popliteal artery
32. Anterior tibial artery
33. Posterior tibial artery
34. Dorsalis pedis artery
Venous system:
1. Superior vena cava
2. Brachiocephalic vein
3. Internal jugular vein
4. External jugular vein
5. Subclavian vein
6. Axillary vein
7. Cephalic vein
8. Brachial vein
9. Basilica vein
10. Radial vein
11. Ulnar vein
12. Azygos vein
13. Inferior vena cava
14. Hepatic portal vein
15. Gastric veins
16. Splenic vein
17. Inferior mesenteric vein
18. Common iliac vein
19. External iliac vein
20. Femoral vein
21. Great saphenous vein
22. Popliteal vein
23. Posterior tibial vein
24. Anterior tibial vein
Lymphatic System (Weeks 6)
Structure and function
1. Lymphatic system
2. Lymphatic pathways
3. Lymphatic capillaries
4. Lymph
5. Lymphatic vessels
6. Lymph nodes
7. Right lymphatic duct
8. Thoracic duct
Immune response
1. Pathogen
2. Infection
3. Nonspecific defense
4. Specific defense
5. Immunity
6. Species resistance
7. Mechanical barriers
8. First line of defense
9. Second line of defense
10. Chemical barriers
11. Interferons
12. Complement
13. Natural killer cells
14. Perforins
15. Inflammation
9. Hydrostatic pressure
10. Osmosis
11. Lymphocytes
12. Macrophages
13. B cells
14. Cervical lymph node
15. Thoracic lymph node
16. Axillary lymph node
17. Supratrochlear lymph
node
18. Abdominal lymph node
19. Pelvic lymph node
20. Inguinal lymph node
21. Thymus
22. Spleen
16. Pus
17. Phagocytosis
18. Neutrophils
19. Monocytes
20. Macrophages
21. Fever
22. Third line of defense
23. Antigen
24. Red bone marrow
25. T cells
26. B cells
27. Plasma cells
28. Antibodies
29. Immunoglobulins
30. Humoral immune
response
31. Clone
32. Antigen-presenting cell
33. Memory cells
34. HIV/Aids
35. Primary immune
response
36. Secondary immune
response
37. Vaccine
38. Allergens
39. Tissue rejection reaction
40. Autoimmune disorder
The Digestive System ( Weeks 7-8)
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Organs and processes:
1. Digestive system
2. Alimentary canal
3. Alimentary canal wall
4. Mucosa
5. Lumen
6. Submucosa
7. Muscular layer
8. Serosa
9. Peristalsis
10. Cheeks
11. Lips
12. Tongue
13. Papillae
14. Palate
15. Uvula
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16. Palatine tonsils
17. Pharyngeal tonsils
18. Teeth
19. Salivary glands
20. Serous cells
21. Mucous cells
22. Salivary amylase
23. Mucous
24. Parotid glands
25. Submandibular glands
26. Sublingual glands
27. Pharynx
28. Bolus
29. Esophagus
30. Lower esophageal
sphincter
31. Heartburn
32. Stomach
33. Cardiac region
34. Fundic region
35. Body region
36. Pyloric region
37. Pyloric sphincter
38. Gastric juice
39. Pepsin
40. Hydrochloric acid
41. Pepsinogin
42. Intrinsic factor
43. Chime
44. Pancreas
45. Pancreatic amylase
46. Pancreatic lipase
47. Nucleases
48. Secretion
49. Pancreatic duct
50. Liver
51. Heptic lobules
52. Hepatic sinusoids
53. Hepatic portal vein
54. Common hepatic duct
55. Bile
56. Gall bladder
57. Cystic duct
58. Common bile duct
59. Bile salts
60. Emulsification
61. Small intestine
62. Duodenum
63. Jejunum
64. Ileum
65. Mesentery
66. Intestinal villi
67. Goblet cells
68. Absorption
69. Ileocecal sphincter
70. Large intestine
71. Cecum
72. Ascending colon
73. Transverse colon
74. Descending colon
75. Sigmoid colon
76. Rectum
77. Anal canal
78. Anus
79. Internal anal sphincter
muscle
80. External anal sphincter
muscle
81. Feces
Nutrition:
1. Nutrients
2. Macronutrients
3. Micronutrients
4. Calorie
5. Essential nutrients
6. Carbohydrates
7. Cellulose
8. Glucose
9. Glycogen
10. Lipids
11. Triglycerides
12. Cholesterol
13. Phospholipids
14. Essential fatty acids
15. High Density
Lipoproteins (HDL)
16. Low Density
Lipoproteins (LDL)
17. Adipose tissue
18. Glycerol
19. Fatty acids
20. Proteins
21. Amino acids
22. Essential amino acids
23. Complete proteins
24. Vitamins
25. Fat-soluble
26. Vitamin A
27. Vitamin D
28. Vitamin E
29. Vitamin K
30. Water-soluble
31. B vitamins
32. Vitamin C
33. Folic acid
34. Biotin
35. Minerals
36. Inorganic
37. Calcium
38. Phosphate
39. Trace elements
40. Iron
41. Manganese
42. Copper
43. Iodine
44. Cobalt
45. Zinc
46. Fluorine
47. Selenium
48. Chromium
49. Malnutrition
50. Obesity
51. Anorexia
52. USDA
53. Food pyramid
54. Body Mass Index (BMI)
The Respiratory System (Weeks 9-10)
Respiratory anatomy:
1. Respiratory system
2. Respiration
3. Breathing
4. Upper respiratory tract
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Lower respiratory tract
Nose
Nostrils
Nasal cavity
9. Nasal septum
10. Nasal conchae
11. Mucous
12. Paranasal sinuses
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13. Pharynx
14. Larynx
15. Vocal cords
16. Thyroid cartilage
17. Cricoids cartilage
18. Epiglottic cartilages
19. Vocal folds
20. Hyoid bone
21. Glottis
22. Epiglottis
23. Trachea
24. Hyaline cartilage
25. Bronchial tree
26. Primary bronci
27. Bronchioles
28. Alveolar ducts
29. Alveolar sacs
30. Alveoli
31. Lungs
32. Visceral pleura
33. Parietal pleura
34. Pleural cavity
35. Lobes
Respiratory physiology:
1. Inhalation
2. Inspiration
3. Exhalation
4. Expiration
5. Diaphragm
6. Atmospheric pressure
7. Intra-alveolar pressure
8. Tidal volume
9. Inspiratory reserve
volume
10. Expiratory reserve
volume
11. Residual volume
12. Inspiratory capacity
13. Functional residual
capacity
14. Vital capacity
15. Total lung capacity
16. Pons
17. Medulla oblongata
18. Alveoli
19. Respiratory membrane
20. Blood
21. Oxygen
22. Carbon dioxide
23. Diffusion
24. Hemoglobin
25. Oxyhemoglobin
26. Carbaminohemoglobin
27. Bicarbonate ions
28. Carbonic acid
29. Carbonic anhydrase
30. Hydrogen ions
31. Smoking
32. Carbon monoxide
33. Cystic fibrosis
The Urinary System (Week 11)
1. Urinary system
2. Kidney
3. Retroperitoneally
4. Renal sinus
5. Renal pelvis
6. Renal medulla
7. Renal cortex
8. Nephrons
9. Homeostasis
10. Renal corpuscle
11. Renal tubule
12. Glomerulus
13. Glomerular capsule
14. Afferent arteriole
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15. Efferent arteriole
16. Filtration
17. Proximal convoluted
tubule
18. Reabsorption
19. Osmotic pressure
20. Osmosis
21. Passive transport
22. Sodium
23. Water
24. Descending limb
25. Loop of Henle
26. Ascending limb
27. Distal convoluted tubule
28. Collecting duct
29. Urine
30. Aldosterone
31. Antidiuretic hormone
(ADH)
32. Urea
33. Uric acid
34. Ureters
35. Urinary bladder
36. Pelvic cavity
37. Prostate gland
38. Urethra
The Reproductive System (Week 12)
Male:
1. Gonads
2. Testes
3. Scrotum
4. Penis
5. Glans penis
6. Prepuce
7. Seminiferous tubules
8. Epididymis
9. Ductus deferens
10. Spermatogenic cells
11. Interstitial cells
12. Sperm cells
13. Head
14. Acrosome
15. Nucleus
16. Midpiece
17. Tail
18. Haploid cell
19. Epididymides
20. Ductus deferentia
21. Ejaculatory duct
22. Seminal vesicles
23. Fructose
24. Prostaglandins
25. Prostate gland
26. Bulbourethral glands
27. Semen
28. Testosterone
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Female:
1. Ovaries
2. Primordial follicles
3. Primary oocyte
4. Follicular cells
5. Oocytes
6. Oogenesis
7. Polar bodies
8. Zygote
9. Diploid cell
10. Ovulation
11. Anterior pituitary gland
12. Uterine tubes
13. Fallopian tubes
14. Oviducts
15. Uterus
16. Embryo
17. Cervix
18. Vagina
19. Estrogen
20. Progesterone
Birth control:
1. Birth control
2. Contraception
3. Fertilization
4. Coitus interruptus
5. Abstinence
6. Rhythm method
7. Mechanical barriers
8. Male condom
9. Female condom
10. Diaphragm
11. Cervical cap
12. Chemical barriers
13. Birth control pill
14. Depo-Provera
15. Intrauterine device
(IUD)
16. Vasectomy
17. Tubal ligation