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BODY ORGANIZATION

4 types of tissue

• epithelial

• muscle

• nervous

• connective

BODY ORGANIZATION

• Connective-classified as hard or soft

Ex: of muscle tissue: Smooth

• Epithelial- located in the lining inside of the nose• Nerves- Transmits messages from head to the toes• Muscle-primary use is to produce movement

Ex: heart

BODY ORGANIZATIONS

Tissue facts –.

• Atom is the most building block of the cell• The kidney is way more complex than the nerve cell, or muscle tissue, or a nucleus. Come on, get it together you should know this• Tissue fluid excess causes edema, while lack of fluid results in Dehydration

BODY PLANES-• The coronal region is separated into posterior and anterior regions.

• The transverse is separated into the inferior and superior regions.• The bladder is in the

inferior• The sagittal plane separates

left and right.

BODY PLANES • Distal – away from the center or point of origin

• Proximal – near the center or point of origin

BODY PLANES BODY QUADRANTS

Terms Lateral-toward the sideAnterior-the frontFrontal-front of the headVentral-the underside or abdominal An x-ray labeled ventral view is the front of the patient

Proximal-closer to the body

TEST ON BODY ORGANIZATION PLANES

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