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The discipline of human anatomy involves the identification and description of the structures within the human body.  \nWhat’s in a Name? Answer: Everything.  \nDue to the fact that most anatomical names come from Latin and Greek, these words have meaning in their original language, and it is very helpful and interesting to know the ‘root’ meaning of these words, which is called etymology, as it helps in the learning process. Therefore, becoming familiar with the etymology of the anatomical term s is an important component of studying human anatomy.  \nFor example, the word anatomy comes from the Greek language, composed of ana = up or apart, and tome = a cutting. Therefore, the word anatomy means \"cutting up or apart\" . As will become evident, the dissection aspects of anatomy are especially important as we study human anatomy.  \nIn general, anatomy can be divided into Gross Anatomy and Microscopic Anatomy.  \nGross Anatomy  \nIn the health care filed, gross anatomy (macroscopic anatomy) refers to the study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye, such as most bones and muscles. Gross anatomy may involve dissection or noninvasive methods in order to examine regions; the objective is to gain insight about the larger structures of organs and organ systems and how they are interconnected.  \nMicroscopic Anatomy  \nMicroscopic anatomy, also known as histology (histo = tissue; ology = study), is the study of tissues that are too small to been seen with the naked eye, and therefore require the use of various microscopes. Microscopy commonly involves studying tissues and cells that have been prepared by histological techniques in order to provide visual contrast of the different aspects of the specimen under examination.  \nSectioning and staining tissues is how the histological slides we will examine are prepared. Typically, tissue is treated with preserving and other agents which allow for the sectioning of tissue, which is cutting tissue into very thin slices. Histological stains, such as hematoxylin and eosin,(H&E) are commonly added to the specimens in order to create and enhance visual contrast. The various stains generate different colors and intensities, based primarily on the chemistry of the tissue and the dye (lipid, protein, acidic, basic, etc. ) . This yield tissues they can be more easily distinguished when they are examined under a microscope (light or electron) .  \nGeneral Information  \nAs mentioned, in anatomy, there is an emphasis on word roots and meanings. There are also a lot of words to become familiar with, and it becomes crucial to keep up with the enormous vocabulary content in this course. One of the best techniques is associating the root term with something that is already familiar. For example, the prefix hypo means below or under and the term chondro is associated with cartilage (and a part of ribs are made of cartilage) . Thus, the term hypochondral refers to an anatomical region of the body under the ribs. Please note: A hypochondriac (someone who frequently believes they are ill) will often wave their hands around their tummy and declare they are not feeling well!  \nIt will become very useful to relate as many anatomical structures to their root words, in order to better understand their meaning. It is also valuable to be able to relate the concepts we study to everyday life as much as possible.  \nAnother important aspect is to know that grammatical constructs also relate to anatomical terms resulting in similar looking words with different endings which indicate use as nouns and adjectives, etc. (e.g., cranium is the noun and cranial is the adjective) . In addition, anatomy uses many diminutives – a way of modifying a word to convey smallness, or another quality of the object, or to convey a sense of endearment. ","cbCaigI2tm8iUH8S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigI2tm8iUH8S","pdf",1089088,14,"English","# Section 1: Introduction to Anatomy\n## What is Human Anatomy?\n## What’s in a Name? 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