Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology Textbook

HUMAN KINETICSISBN: 9781718260764

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By Ruth Hull
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1.                  Author Information




  1. Ruth Hull is an integrative health consultant and author who has been working in natural health since 1999 as a therapist, lecturer, and writer. Born and educated in Zimbabwe, Hull holds a degree in philosophy and literature as well as a master’s degree in health and homoeopathy. She studied and practiced complementary therapies in London and worked as a homoeopathic doctor and lecturer in South Africa. She is the author of several books, including The Complete Guide to Reflexology, and lives in Western Australia.

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  3. Table of Contents

  4. Title Page

  5. Copyright

  6. Contents

  7. Introduction

  8. Picture Credits

  9. Additional Material

  10. A Note on American and British Spellings

  11. Chapter 1. Before You Begin

  12. Anatomical Position

  13. Directional Terms

  14. Anatomical Regions and Body Cavities

  15. Dividing the Body

  16. Planes

  17. Quadrants

  18. Multiple-Choice Questions

  19. Note to Students

  20. Learning Pathology

  21. Important Vocabulary

  22. Stress and Mental Health

  23. Chapter 2. Organization of the Body

  24. Levels of Structural Organization of the Body

  25. Chemical Organization of the Body

  26. Atoms and Elements

  27. Molecules and Compounds

  28. Chemical Bonds

  29. The pH Scale: Acids, Bases, and Salts

  30. Nutrients

  31. Major Compounds of the Body

  32. Cellular Organization of the Body

  33. Plasma Membrane

  34. Transport Across the Plasma Membrane

  35. Cytoplasm and Cell Structures

  36. Life Cycle of a Cell

  37. Interphase and DNA Replication

  38. Cell Division

  39. Tissue Level of Organization of the Body

  40. Epithelial Tissue

  41. Connective Tissue

  42. Muscle Tissue

  43. Nervous Tissue

  44. Membranes

  45. Mucous Membranes

  46. Serous Membranes

  47. Cutaneous Membranes

  48. Connective Tissue (Synovial) Membranes

  49. System Level of Organization of the Body

  50. Pathology Basics

  51. Cancer

  52. Study Outline

  53. Review

  54. Multiple-Choice Questions

  55. Chapter 3. The Skin, Hair, and Nails

  56. Skin

  57. Functions of the Skin

  58. Anatomy of the Skin

  59. Types of Skin

  60. Hair

  61. Structure of the Hair

  62. Life cycle of a Hair

  63. Functions of the Hair

  64. Nails

  65. Anatomy of the Nail

  66. Functions of the Nail

  67. Cutaneous Glands

  68. Sebaceous Glands

  69. Sudoriferous (Sweat) Glands

  70. Common Pathologies of the Skin

  71. Red Flags

  72. Terms for Marks and Growths on the Skin

  73. Common Pathologies of the Nails

  74. Study Outline

  75. Review

  76. Multiple-Choice Questions

  77. Chapter 4. The Skeletal System

  78. Functions of the Skeletal System

  79. Anatomy of Bones

  80. Bone Tissue

  81. Bone Formation and Remodelling

  82. What Does Aging Do to Our Bones?

  83. Types of Bones

  84. Structure of a Long Bone

  85. Organization of the Skeleton

  86. Axial Skeleton

  87. Bones of the Skull

  88. Bones of the Neurocranium

  89. Bones of the Viscerocranium

  90. Bones of the Neck and Spine

  91. A Closer Look at the Spine

  92. Bones of the thorax

  93. Appendicular Skeleton

  94. Bones of the Pectoral Girdle (Shoulder)

  95. Bones of the Upper Limb

  96. Bones of the Pelvic Girdle (Hip)

  97. Bones of the Lower Limb

  98. Joints

  99. Functional Classification of Joints

  100. Structural Classification of Joints

  101. Common Pathologies of the Skeletal System

  102. Red Flags

  103. Common Pathologies of the Spine

  104. Common Disorders of the Feet

  105. Study Outline

  106. Review

  107. Multiple-Choice Questions

  108. Chapter 5. The Muscular System

  109. Functions of the Muscular System

  110. Muscle Tissue

  111. Types of Muscle Tissue

  112. Skeletal Muscle

  113. Structure of a Skeletal Muscle

  114. Muscle Contraction

  115. How do Muscles Contract?

  116. How do Muscles Relax?

  117. Types of Muscular Contraction

  118. Muscle Metabolism

  119. Muscle Fiber Types

  120. Muscles of the Body

  121. Skeletal Muscles and Movement

  122. How Skeletal Muscles Produce Movement

  123. Muscles of the Face and Scalp

  124. Muscles of the Neck

  125. Muscles of the Trunk

  126. Muscles of the Shoulder

  127. Muscles of the Back

  128. Muscles of the Arm and Forearm

  129. Muscles of the Hand

  130. Muscles of the Hip

  131. Muscles of the Thigh

  132. Muscles of the Leg

  133. Muscles of the Foot

  134. Common Pathologies of the Muscular System

  135. Red Flags

  136. Disorders of Muscles, Bursae, and Tendons

  137. Sports Injuries and Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

  138. Study Outline

  139. Photographs of Principal Skeletal Muscles

  140. Review

  141. Multiple-Choice Questions

  142. Chapter 6. The Nervous System

  143. Functions of the Nervous System

  144. Organization of the Nervous System

  145. Central Nervous System

  146. Peripheral Nervous System

  147. Somatic Nervous System

  148. Autonomic Nervous System

  149. Nervous Tissue

  150. Neuroglia

  151. Neurons

  152. Transmission of a Nerve Impulse

  153. Nerves

  154. Brain

  155. An Overview of the Brain

  156. Protection of the Brain

  157. Cranial Meninges

  158. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

  159. Regions of the Brain

  160. Brain Stem

  161. Cerebellum

  162. Diencephalon (interbrain)

  163. Cerebrum

  164. Cranial Nerves

  165. Spinal Cord

  166. Functions of the Spinal Cord

  167. Anatomy of the Spinal Cord

  168. Internal Anatomy of the Spinal Cord

  169. Spinal Nerves

  170. Special Sense Organs

  171. Eyes

  172. Ears

  173. Mouth

  174. Nose

  175. Common Pathologies of the Nervous System

  176. Study Outline

  177. Review

  178. Multiple-Choice Questions

  179. Chapter 7. The Endocrine System

  180. Functions of the Endocrine System

  181. Hormones

  182. Types of Hormones

  183. Action of Hormones

  184. Control of Hormone Release

  185. Endocrine Glands and Their Hormones

  186. Hypothalamus

  187. Pituitary Gland

  188. Pineal Gland

  189. Thyroid Gland

  190. Parathyroid Glands

  191. Thymus Gland

  192. Pancreatic Islets

  193. Adrenal Glands

  194. Ovaries and Testes

  195. Aging and Our Hormones

  196. Stress Response in More Detail

  197. Fight-or-Flight Response

  198. Resistance Reaction

  199. Effects of Long-Term Stress: Exhaustion

  200. Common Pathologies of the Endocrine System

  201. Red Flags

  202. Study Outline

  203. Review

  204. Multiple-Choice Questions

  205. Chapter 8. The Respiratory System

  206. Functions of the Respiratory System

  207. Organization of the Respiratory System

  208. Nose

  209. Pharynx (Throat)

  210. Larynx (Voice Box)

  211. Trachea (Windpipe)

  212. Bronchi

  213. Lungs

  214. Physiology of Respiration

  215. Common Pathologies of the Respiratory System

  216. Red Flags

  217. Study Outline

  218. Review

  219. Multiple-Choice Questions

  220. Chapter 9. The Cardiovascular System

  221. Blood

  222. Functions of Blood

  223. Components of Blood

  224. Blood Plasma

  225. Formed Elements: Erythrocytes, Leucocytes

  226. Heart

  227. Anatomy of the Heart

  228. Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation: The Flow of Blood Through the Heart

  229. Coronary Circulation: The Blood Supply to the Heart

  230. Physiology of the Heart

  231. Regulation of the Heart Rate

  232. Cardiac Cycle

  233. Blood Vessels

  234. Arteries and Arterioles

  235. Capillaries

  236. Veins and Venules

  237. Blood Pressure

  238. Primary Blood Vessels of Systemic Circulation

  239. Aorta

  240. Superior Vena Cava, Inferior Vena Cava, and Coronary Sinus

  241. Primary Blood Vessels of the Head, Face, and Neck

  242. Primary Blood Vessels of the Upper Limbs

  243. Primary Blood Vessels of the Thorax

  244. Primary Blood Vessels of the Abdomen

  245. Primary Blood Vessels of the Pelvis and Lower Limbs

  246. Common Pathologies of the Cardiovascular System

  247. Red Flags

  248. Study Outline

  249. Review

  250. Multiple-Choice Questions

  251. Chapter 10. The Lymphatic and Immune System

  252. Functions of the Lymphatic and Immune System

  253. Organization of the Lymphatic and Immune System

  254. Lymph

  255. Lymphatic Capillaries

  256. Lymphatic Vessels

  257. Lymph Nodes (Glands)

  258. Lymphatic Organs

  259. Lymphatic Nodules (Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue)

  260. Resistance to Disease and Immunity

  261. Non-Specific Resistance to Disease

  262. Mechanical and Chemical Barriers

  263. Natural Killer Cells and Phagocytes

  264. Inflammation

  265. Fever

  266. Immunity (the Immune Response)

  267. Types of Immune Responses

  268. Common Pathologies of the Lymphatic and Immune System

  269. Red Flags

  270. Study Outline

  271. Review

  272. Multiple-Choice Questions

  273. Chapter 11. The Digestive System

  274. Functions of the Digestive System

  275. Organization of the Digestive System

  276. Gastrointestinal Tract and Its Accessory Organs

  277. Mouth (Oral or Buccal Cavity)

  278. Esophagus

  279. Stomach

  280. Pancreas

  281. Liver

  282. Gall Bladder

  283. Small Intestine

  284. Large Intestine

  285. Common Pathologies of the Digestive System

  286. Red Flags

  287. Study Outline

  288. Review

  289. Multiple-Choice Questions

  290. Chapter 12. The Urinary System

  291. Functions of the Urinary System

  292. Organization of the Urinary System

  293. Kidneys

  294. Anatomy of the Kidneys

  295. Physiology of the Kidneys

  296. Urine Production

  297. Fluid and Electrolyte Balance

  298. Ureters

  299. Urinary Bladder

  300. Urethra

  301. Common Pathologies of the Urinary System

  302. Red Flags

  303. Study Outline

  304. Review

  305. Multiple-Choice Questions

  306. Chapter 13. The Reproductive System

  307. Functions of the Reproductive System

  308. Male Reproductive System

  309. Female Reproductive System

  310. Female Reproductive Cycle

  311. Aging and the Reproductive System

  312. Common Pathologies of the Reproductive System

  313. Male Reproductive System—Red Flags

  314. Female Reproductive System—Red Flags

  315. Study Outline

  316. Review

  317. Multiple-Choice Questions

  318. Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions

  319. Appendix—Vitamins and Minerals: Dietary Sources, Functions, Deficiencies

  320. Bibliography

  321. Glossary

  322. Index



 


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