Differentiate human anatomy from human physiology 2 describe...

Differentiate Human Anatomy from Human Physiology 2. Describe the main divisions of Human Anatomy 3. Describe the main divisions of Human Physiology 4. Explain the term homeostasis and the process of homeostasis regulation. 5. Discuss the different levels of structural organization of the human body 6. Describe a person in anatomical position 7. Describe the following imaginary planes a. Sagittal plane b. Midsagittal plane c. Coronal plane d. Horizontal plane 8. Discuss the following anatomical terms used for the different parts of the body to describe their relations with one. a. Anterior and Posterior b. Superior and Inferior c. Medial and Lateral d. Superficial and Deep e. Proximal and Distal

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00:01 Hello students in this question it is asking us to differentiate between human anatomy, human anatomy and human human physiology.

00:13 The distinction between human anatomy and human physiology is that in human anatomy, it refers to the internal and external structures of the body of the human body and their physical relationships in the physiology will be the study study of functions study of functions of those those structures in the next part of the question it is asking about the divisions or divisions of human anatomy the divisions of human anatomy can be of two types there are two branches that is gross anatomy and microscopic microscopic anatomy that consists of histology and cytology in the next question it is asking about the divisions of divisions of human physiology the divisions of human physiology can be of five types human physiology consists of anatomy histology histology cellular physiology or cytology organ physiology organ physiology and lastly systemic systemic physiology in the next part of the question it is asking what is homostasis.

02:26 Homostasis is the process of a self -regulating process to maintain the internal stability by adjusting adjusting to adjusting to adjusting to environmental or external changes.

03:03 This part, next part is asking about the process of homeostasis regulation.

03:10 This diagram shows how temperature control is regulated by the homestasis.

03:16 The normal body temperature is regulated by the hypothalamus and it sends signals when the temperature rises above the the optimum temperature of the body, it is lost as body heat to the surroundings and the temperature drums, which is lost through sweating and different types of fluid secretions extraded in the form of fluids.

03:46 As a result, due to vaporization, the body temperature is regulated...

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