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Which type of microscope is used to study structures at the nanometer scale?
Which type of microscope is used to study structures at the nanometer scale?
- Light Microscope
- Dissecting Microscope
- Electron Microscope (correct)
- None of the above
Surgical anatomy is a subspecialty of clinical anatomy.
Surgical anatomy is a subspecialty of clinical anatomy.
True (A)
What is the main difference between cytology and histology?
What is the main difference between cytology and histology?
Cytology studies the internal structures of individual cells, while histology examines tissues, which are groups of similar cells working together.
The study of the functions of specific organs is called ______.
The study of the functions of specific organs is called ______.
Match the subspecialty of clinical anatomy with its corresponding definition:
Match the subspecialty of clinical anatomy with its corresponding definition:
What is the normal pH range of blood?
What is the normal pH range of blood?
RNA is a type of nucleic acid that is composed of two nucleotides.
RNA is a type of nucleic acid that is composed of two nucleotides.
What type of mixture is described as having solute particles that remain suspended in the solvent?
What type of mixture is described as having solute particles that remain suspended in the solvent?
The primary role of nucleic acids is to store __________ information.
The primary role of nucleic acids is to store __________ information.
Match the organelle with its function:
Match the organelle with its function:
Flashcards
Clinical Anatomy
Clinical Anatomy
A field that includes subspecialties such as pathologic, radiographic, and surgical anatomy.
Micro Anatomy
Micro Anatomy
Structures not visible without magnification, studied using various types of microscopes.
Cytology
Cytology
The study of the internal structures of individual cells.
Histology
Histology
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Divisions of Physiology
Divisions of Physiology
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Suspension
Suspension
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pH
pH
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Nucleic Acids
Nucleic Acids
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Types of Nucleic Acids
Types of Nucleic Acids
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Human Cell Organelles
Human Cell Organelles
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Study Notes
Anatomy and Physiology 2nd Semester Preliminary
- Clinical Anatomy: Includes subspecialties vital for clinical practice. This includes Pathologic Anatomy, Radiographic Anatomy, and Surgical Anatomy.
Micro Anatomy (Microscopic Anatomy)
- Structures not visible without magnification.
- Limited resolution of tools.
- Types of Microscopes:
- Light Microscope
- Dissecting Microscope
- Electron Microscope (magnifies up to nanometer scale)
Divisions of Microscopic Anatomy
- Cytology: Study of internal structures of individual cells.
- Histology: Examination of tissues.
Divisions of Physiology
- Cell Physiology: Functions of cells.
- Organ Physiology: Functions of specific organs.
- Systemic Physiology: Functions of specific systems.
- Pathological Physiology: Effects of diseases on organ and system functions.
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