This document outlines learning objectives related to anatomy and physiology. It defines anatomy and physiology, explaining that anatomy studies body structure while physiology studies how the body functions. It describes the different levels of structural organization in the body from tissues to organs to organ systems. Finally, it lists the organ systems of the body and learning objectives about anatomical terminology, body cavities and organs, and homeostasis.

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 Define anatomy & physiology, and explain
how they are related
 Describe each level of organization of the
body with reference to an example
 List the organ systems of the body, and state
the major organs associated with each
 Describe in general the functions of each
organ system
Learning objectives:

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 Use anatomical terms to describe the relative
positions of the body parts, the regions of the
body, and the planes by which the body can
be sectioned
 List the cavities of the body, and state their
locations.
 Name the organs located in each of the body
cavities
 Describe how a feedback system maintains
homeostasis.
Learning Objectives

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 Anatomy (Greek)  ana + tome  to cut off 
studies the structure of body parts and their
relationships to one another
 Physiology (Greek)  physis = nature + logos =
study)  studies how the body work
definition
pathophysiology—is concerned
with how physiological processes are
altered in disease or injury

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 Tingkat utama fokus dari fisiologi adalah pada
tingkat organ dan sistem.
 Anatomi dan fisiologi berhubungan erat dengan
bidang studi: anatomi, studi tentang bentuk, dan
fisiologi, mempelajari fungsi, secar

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Levels of Structural Organization

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 The four basic tissue types in human body:
 Muscle tissue ( Jaringan otot)
 Nervous tissue ( Jaringan saraf)
 Connective tissue ( Jaringan ikat)
 Epithelium tissue ( Jaringan epitel)
 Organ  discrete structure composed of at least two
tissue types
Level of Structural
Organization

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 The main level of focus of physiology is at the level
of organs and systems
 Traditionally, the discipline of physiology of the
body is seen as a collection of system interactions,
each with a combination of function and purpose.

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