Grade 10 Physiology: Study Set 1

From ancient Greek's meaning of “anatome,” or to cut up, is the study of the human’s makeup and how they relate to each other in the human body.

• Anatomy

• Human Body

• Physiology

• Biology

 The study of anatomy without microscopes.

• Anatomy

• Equilateral Anatomy

• Gross Anatomy

• Epidemic Anatomy

The study of anatomy in specific regions

• Anatomy

• Proximal

• Muscle Tissue

• Regional Anatomy

The study of anatomy by looking into cells from a microscope; not able to study without microscopic visualisation.

• Regional Anatomy

• Microscopic Anatomy

• History

• Physiology

From ancient Greek, it means the study of nature. In this case, it studies how each region of the body works or functions.

• Psychology

• Physiology

• Phytology

• Physics

When structure and function are coordinated, the body achieves a relative stability of its internal environment. It is something that stays the same. Though external parts change, a healthy internal body stays the same.

• Hominin

• Homeostasis

• Homo-Sapiens

• Banana

The smallest independent life that forms an organism, which life depends on its chemical activity. Helps organisms function.

• Organism Level

• Organ

• Cell

• Tissue

Something made up of similar cells performing specific functions. There are various functions, such as: epithelial, connective, nervous

and muscle tissue.

Found in the outer layer of skin, lining of organs, blood and lymph vessels and body cavities.

• Tissue

• Epithelial Tissue

• Muscle Tissue

• Nerve Tissue

Connecter and supporter to the body’s movements. They add up to most parts of the skin, bone and tendons.

• Muscle Tissue

• Epithelial Tissue

• Organ Tissue

• Tissue