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This Document 54 items applying anatomy & physiology to dermal therapies. Covers definitions, organ systems, cellular structure, tissues, skin layers, glands, healing phases, anthropometric measurements, and factors affecting skin health.

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CDNAAPO1 - Apply principles of anatomy and physiology to dermal therapiesAssessment 1 -Item 1 of 54Define AnatomyAnatomy explores the body's physical structuresand how they connect and interact. It involves studying bothlarge, easily seen parts (gross anatomy ) and tiny details like cells and tissues (microscopic anatomy ). Additionally,anatomy includes understanding how the body's form changes over a lifetime (developmental anatomy).Item 2 of 54Define PhysiologyPhysiology is the scientific study of how the body's structures workand carry out their life-sustaining functions. Itfocuses on the normal processes and activities of cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems.Item 3 of 54What does structure determine?Structure fundamentally determines function. The way body parts are shaped and organized at all levels, from themicroscopic arrangement of cells and tissues to the macroscopic organization of organs and organ systems, dictateswhat they can do.Item 4 of 54Name the 5 of the 11 organ systems of the body and briefly state the major functions of each systemOrgan SystemMajor Function1.Skeletal Systemprotects and supports body organs; provides aframework the muscles use to cause movement;blood cells are formed within bones; stores minerals.2.Nervous systemFast acting control system of the body; responds tointernal and external changes by activatingappropriate muscles & glands.3.Endocrine systemGlands secrete hormones that regulate processessuch as growth, reproduction and nutrient use(metabolism) by body cells.4.Cardiovascular systemBlood vessels transport blood, which carries oxygen,carbon dioxide, nutrients, wastes etc. the heartpumps blood.5.Digestive systemBreaks down food into absorbable units that enter theblood for distribution to body cells; indigestablefoodstuffs are eliminated as feces.

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