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1 Introduction to Anatomy INTRODUCTION You will notice that throughout the following chapters, we focus on the very basics of human anatomy. While human anatomy has many different components, they can be organized based on complexity. Each system can be broken into organs which are made of tissues, consisting of various types of cells which are ultimately composed of chemicals. Chemical < Cell < Tissue < Organ < System Figure 1 Hierarchy of anatomical components Table 1 Description of the of the

Chapters

• 1 Introduction to Anatomy
• 2 Sectioning Planes
• 3 Abdominal Sections
• 5 Fascia
• 6 Mouth, Tongue, Oral Cavity
• 8 Stomach
• 11 Jejunum and Ileum
• 12 Large Intestine
• 17 Hypothalamus and Pituitary
• 19 Pancreas
• 21 Ovaries and Testes
• 23 Bony Pelvis – Male and Female
• 24 Muscles of the Pelvic Floor
• 26 Male Pelvic Viscera
• 27 Female Perineum and External Genitalia

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