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Medical sciences year 1, biology of disease module. Multiple body systems such as respiratory and renal system.

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  • August 31, 2021
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Brief introduction to Anatomy:
Ancient Greeks believed illness was caused by EVIL SPIRITS.
- Proposed Monoism (mind and body working together as part of one unit)
- Hippocrates and Plato suggested dualism which is the abstract mind and the physical
body as two separate entities.

Human dissection was forbidden  so ancient romans developed knowledge through
treating gladiators and animals

Galen (2nd century) developed Hippocrates’s theories  disease can occur in specific parts
of the body.

Many Muslim scholars contributed to Anatomical knowledge such as Ibn al Sina, Ibn Al-Nafis
and Muhammad Al Razi (smallpox and Chickenpox)

1000-1300’s IN EUROPE: Medical school medical knowledge from Arab and Muslim scholars.
Human dissections used here

1300 ONWARDS: Contributions from people like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo
Andreas Vesalius – Father of Anatomy

ANATOMY: is all about STRUCTURE

Macroscopic Anatomy: large and seen without a microscope  Brain
Microscopic Anatomy: small and seen WITH a microscope
- CYTOLOGY: cells  neuron cells
- HISTOLOGY: tissues

Approaches to Anatomy
1. Regional anatomy: the head  skull, head, vessels- cardiovascular, brain 
nervous…
2. Systemic Anatomy: looking at one system at a time


Integumentary system:
- Encloses internal body structures
- Site of sensory receptors
- vitamin D
e.g. hair, skin, nails

Skeletal system:
- Supports the body
- Enables movement
- Produces blood cells
- Protection (ribcage, skull)

, Muscular:
- Enables movement
- Maintains body temperature

Nervous:
- Detects and processes sensory information
- Activates bodily responses

Endocrine:
- Secrete hormones
- Regulate bodily processes

Cardiovascular:
- Delivers oxygen and nutrients
- Equalizes temperature

Lymphatic:
- Returns fluid to the blood
- Defends against pathogens

Respiratory:
- Breathing and exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen

Digestive:
- Processes food
- Removes waste

Urinary:
- Controls water balance

Male + Female reproductive system

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