Introduction to anatomy and physiology
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Anatomy is the study of structures and relationships among body parts, physiology is the study of functions of the body parts and how the body works, and anatomy and physiology together is the science that deals with the parts that make up the body, their arrangements, relationships with each other, and the methods by which they function.
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Introduction to anatomy and physiology
- 2. ANATOMY • Anatomy is the study of structures and relationships among them.
- 3. PHYSIOLOGY • Physiology is the study of functions of the body parts i.e. how the body work.
- 4. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY • This is a science which deal with the parts which make up the body, their arrangements, relationships with each other and the method by which they function.