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.Intergumentary
.Muscular
.Skeletal
.nervous
.Endocrine
.Cardiovascular
.Lymphatic
.Respiratory
.Digestive
.Urinary
.Reproductive |
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| glands that produce internal hormones |
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.To maintain balance within the body
.The lack of homeostasis increases as we age
.These illnesses and other body's failure to repair eventually leads to death |
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in between (center line)
ex. heart is medial to the lungs |
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on the sides of what's in the middle
ex. lungs are lateral to the heart |
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.referring to to the torso
.meaning close
ex. hips are proximal to the torso |
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.referring to the torso
.meaning far
ex. tarsals are distal from the torso |
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.how close in the skin
ex. outer layer of skin |
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.how far in the skin
ex.nerve |
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| top and bottom (superior and internal) |
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| front and back ( Anterior and Posterior) |
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| .Seperates body into right and left parts on top-middle half |
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| right/left side on bottom half |
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| surrounded by spinal fluid |
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| heart, lung, seperated from abdominal y diaphram |
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| hold all reproductive organs |
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| hold all digestive organs |
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