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Introduction of Anatomy and physiology Badil das Lecturer Institute of Nursing Dow University of Health Sciences 2 nd October, 2012 1

Introduction of Anatomy and physiology Badil das Lecturer Institute of Nursing Dow University of Health Sciences 2 nd October, 2012 1

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  • Introduction of Anatomy and physiology

    Badil das Lecturer Institute of Nursing Dow University of Health Sciences 2nd October, 2012 *

  • Objectives: By the end of this lecture, the students will be able to:Define anatomy and physiology Describe the branches of anatomy and physiology *

  • Anatomy Anatomy is derived from Greek words Ana = UpTomy = process of cutting It was first studied by dissection Dis- apart Section act of cutting the careful cutting apart of body structures to study their relationships.*

  • Anatomy Anatomy is the study of internal and external structures and physical relationship between body parts.It the study of structures of the body.*

  • Branches of Anatomy There are two main types of the anatomy 1.Microscopic anatomy: It is study of internal and external structures that can be seen with help of microscope. Microscopic anatomy can be subdivided into two main types.Cytology: It is study of structures of the cells. Histology: It is study of structures of the tissues. Embryology: It deals the structure that emerges from the time of fertilized egg through the 8th week in uterus*

  • Microscopic anatomy (Example)*

  • Macroscopic anatomy2.Macroscopic anatomy: It is study of structure that can be seen with naked eyes. It is also known as gross anatomy It is subdivided into:Regional anatomy: Structure of specific regions.i.e. cephalic region, cervical region, pelvic region etc. Systemic anatomy: It is study of structures of major organ systems .i.e. respiratory system, digestive system etc..Surface Anatomy: anatomical landmarks on the surface of the body through visualization and palpation

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  • Macroscopic Anatomy (Example) *

  • Physiology It is study of functions of the anatomical structures of the bodyIt considers the physical and chemical process responsible for the characteristics of life or vital functions.

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  • Branches of Physiology

    Human physiology: It is study of functions of the human body.Special physiology: It is study of the physiology of specific organs .i.e. heart, kidney, pancreas etc..System physiology: It considers the all aspects of the functions of the specific organ systems .i.e. functions of nervous system, lymphatic system etc..Pathophysiology: It is derived from Greek word pathos means diseases and logos means study It is study of alteration of normal body functions due to disease.

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  • Conti.Neurophysiology:It is study of functional properties of nerve cell Endocrinology: It is study of functions of hormones and how they control body functions*

  • References Tortora, J. G. (2006). Principles of Anatomy and Physiology. (11th ed). USA. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. *