
Introduction of Human Anatomy
Introduction of Human Anatomy

OUTLINECWhat is Human AnatomyThe Classification of the AnatomyCAims of StudyHow to Study?Anatomical Terms?
☺ What is Human Anatomy ☺ The Classification of the Anatomy ☺ Aims of Study ☺ How to Study ☺ Anatomical Terms OUTLINE

1. What is Human AnatomyHuman anatomyis the science whichdeals with the gross morphology andspatialinterrelations of the structures ofthehumanbody
1. What is Human Anatomy Human anatomy is the science which deals with the gross morphology and spatial interrelations of the structures of the human body

Level of OrganizationChemicallevel3Tissuelevel2Cellularlevel? ChemicalSmoothmuscletissueAtomsSerousCellularSmoothmusclecellmembraneMolecule4Organlevel(DNA)6OrganismallevelTissueMusclelayers. Organ5SystemlevelEsophagusStomachEpithelialLivertissueStomachSystemPancreasGallbladderSmall intestine.OrganismLargeintestineRectumDigestivesystem
Level of Organization • Chemical • Cellular • Tissue • Organ • System • Organism

2. The Classification of the AnatomySystematic anatomyMacroanatomy Regional anatomyHistologyMicroanatomyCytologyhumanEmbryologyanatomySurgical anatomy(division)Surface anatomyX-ray anatomySsectional anatomyLocomotive anatomy
2. The Classification of the Anatomy Systematic anatomy Macroanatomy Regional anatomy Histology Microanatomy Cytology Embryology Surgical anatomy Surface anatomy X-ray anatomy Ssectional anatomy Locomotive anatomy human anatomy (division)

1) Systematic Anatomy①Locomotor②Alimentary③RespiratoryUrinary?Genital?CirculatoryEndocrine@SensoryONervous
1) Systematic Anatomy ① Locomotor ② Alimentary ③ Respiratory ④ Urinary ⑤ Genital ⑥ Circulatory ⑦ Endocrine ⑧ Sensory ⑨ Nervous

2)RegionalAnatomyHead and NeckThoraxAbdomenPelvisPerineum7Limbs7Back and vertebralregion
2) Regional Anatomy ① Head and Neck ② Thorax ③ Abdomen ④ Pelvis ⑤ Perineum ⑥ Limbs ⑦ Back and vertebral region

3)SectionalAnatomy
3) Sectional Anatomy

4)DigitalAnatomyTHEVISIBLEHUMANPROJECT?FROMTHENATIONALLIBRARYOFMEDICINE
4) Digital Anatomy

5)FunctionalAnatomyTvalueTvalue
5) Functional Anatomy