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Reading Guide: Chapter 1, Human Anatomy, BioD170, UCI
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Reading guide for chapter 1 of Human Anatomy (9th Edition), by Marieb et al: "Introduction and Orientation". Used in the Applied Human Anatomy course at UC Irvine. Comes with bolded text answers and colored diagrams you can label.

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UCI BioSci D170 Introduction and Orientation Williams

Reading: Chapter 1

Define the following sub-disciplines of anatomy (1 phrase each):

● Gross anatomy – The study of body structures that can be examined from the
naked eye.

-Regional anatomy – The study of body structures in a single region that are
examined as a group.

-Systemic anatomy – The study of organs that share a related function.

-Surface anatomy – The study of shapes/markings on the surface that reveal
underlying organs.

● Microscopic anatomy (histology) – The study of microscopic structures. Cells,
tissues, etc.

List the 12 systems of the human body (Figure 1.2)
Integumentary (hair/skin/nails), skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine (hormones-
>regulates processes), digestive, urinary, circulatory, respiratory (keeps O2, removes
CO2), lymphatic (immune response), male/female reproductive system.

Describe what a human looks like when standing in the anatomical position.
Person stands erect. Feet flat, toes and eyes pointing forward. Palms of hand facing
upwards (thumbs away from body). *Terms left/right refer to the cadaver, NOT the
viewer.*

What is the difference between the axial and appendicular regions of the body?
Axial region: main axis of the body (head, neck, trunk).
Appendicular regions: the limbs.




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, Know the regions listed in Figure 1.3:




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