The document, presented by Rajashree D. Ghogare, outlines the organization of the human body, emphasizing its increasing complexity from atoms to organ systems. It describes the fundamental levels of organization, including chemicals, cells, tissues, organs, and systems, using the digestive system as an example. The presentation serves as an educational overview of the anatomical structure and function of the human body.

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Prsented By: Rajashree D. Ghogare, Assistant Professor at Pravara Rural College
of Pharmacy, Loni

2. Organization of Human Body
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Prsented By: Rajashree Ghogare, Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology at PRCOP, Loni
To study the different structures and
functions of the human body, it is helpful to
consider its basic architecture; that is, how its
smallest parts are assembled into larger
structures. It is convenient to consider the
structures of the body in terms of
fundamental levels of organization that
increase in complexity, such as (from smallest
to largest): chemicals, cells, tissues, organs,
organ systems, and an organism.

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Prsented By: Rajashree Ghogare, Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology at PRCOP, Loni
E.g- Organization of Digestive Sysytem

4. Levels of organization of human body
1. Atoms
2. Chemical Level (Molecules)
3. Cellular Level
4. Tissue level(Smooth Muscle tissue)
5. Organ
Level(Stomach,heart,lever,brain,kidney,bone)
6. System level(digestive,cardiac,nervous,urinary)
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Prsented By: Rajashree Ghogare, Assistant
Professor of Pharmacology at PRCOP, Loni