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Read the sections shown above. I expect this work to take several days. Your answers in Formative will save and you can submit when you've had the chance to complete all questions

In Unit 1: Human Body Organization, read:

1.01 Introduction and 1.02 From the Simple to the Complex

These readings will help you to answer the first section of questions.

1.03 Giving Directions Around the Body and 1.04 Cavities, Quadrants, and Regions will help you to answer the final section of questions.

We will also cover this material during class connect sessions and I will post recording links here for you to reference.

Here is a copy of the class sides that cover all of the content from this assignment.

Here is a link to the lesson recording from 9/12/24, we will also review the last part of this assignment in class on 9/17 and I will add the recording link from that session when it is available.

You can always edit your response after submission because I want you to focus on improving your understanding.

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What are the four levels of Anatomy?

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What is Physiology?

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An organ system is a higher level of organization than an atom.

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Why are tissues known as the fabric of the body?

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What are the four main types of tissues?

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In yoga, which pose shown below has the person in "anatomical position?"

Triangle pose

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Peaceful warrior

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Downward dog

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Mountain pose

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Select the Frontal plane

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Select the Sagittal plane

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Drag the anatomical Direction terms to the spot on the diagram that best represents it.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Inferior

Medial

Distal

Superior

Lateral

Proximal

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Use the Edit background button and then select the scribble or Text tool to add numbers next to the terms to match them with the number labels on the diagram.

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The Ventral Cavity is divided into these regions. Drag and drop the structures and region names into the appropriate box.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Ventral body cavity

Pleural cavity

Diaphragm

Abdominopelvic cavity

Abdominal cavity

Pericardial cavity

Pelvic cavity

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Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Right Lower Quadrant

Left Upper Quadrant

Left Lower Quadrant

Right Upper Quadrant

AltA 1.06 Reading check

AltA 1.06 Reading check

What are the four levels of Anatomy?

What is Physiology?

An organ system is a higher level of organization than an atom.

Why are tissues known as the fabric of the body?

What are the four main types of tissues?

In yoga, which pose shown below has the person in "anatomical position?"

Select the Frontal plane

Select the Sagittal plane

Use the Edit background button and then select the scribble or Text tool to add numbers next to the terms to match them with the number labels on the diagram.

What are the four levels of Anatomy?

What is Physiology?

An organ system is a higher level of organization than an atom.

Why are tissues known as the fabric of the body?

What are the four main types of tissues?

In yoga, which pose shown below has the person in "anatomical position?"

Select the Frontal plane

Select the Sagittal plane

Use the Edit background button and then select the scribble or Text tool to add numbers next to the terms to match them with the number labels on the diagram.