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Anatomy

The human anatomy.

The human beings are all the descendants of Adam and Eve. - 1738

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Abdomen (10) The abdomen.
Abdominal Organs The abdominal organs.
Achilles Tendon The achilles tendon.
Alimentary Canal The alimentary canal.
Alveolar Duct The alveolar duct.
Anatomical (4) Anatomical.
Aorta The aorta.
Appendix (5) The appendix.
Arm (30) Most people have two arms.
Arteries (5) The arteries.
Artery (35) The arteries.
Backbone (4) The backbone.
Bicep (3) The arm biceps.
Bile Duct (5) The bile duct.
Bladder (30) The bladder is full of it.
Body (107) The human body is amazing.
Bone (99) The strong bones.
Bowel (29) The bowels.
Brain (98) We should think about the human brain.
Brevis (13) The brevis.
Caecum The caecum.
Cardiac Plexus The cardiac plexus.
Cardiovascular (26) The cardiovascular system.
Carpus The carpus bones.
Cartilage (10) The dense white cartilage.
Celiac Plexus The celiac plexus.
Cerebellum The cerebellum of the brain.
Cerebral Cortex The cerebral cortex is the exterior layers of the brain.
Cerebrospinal Fluid The cerebrospinal fluid.
Chest (32) The chest.
Coccyx (3) The bottom coccyx.
Cochlear Duct The cochlear duct.
Colon (47) The colon is also known as the large intestine.
Connective Tissue (4) The connective tissue.
Cornea (18) The clear front cornea surface of the eye should be transparent.
Cranium (4) The cranium of the skull.
Cystic Duct The cystic duct.
Diencephalon The diencephalon.
Dissection (3) The dissections are gross anatomy.
Duodenum (6) The duodenum.
Embryology Study baby embryology.
Endocrine (28) The endocrine system.
Endothelium (3) The thin endothelium layer of the cornea.
Epithelium (4) The outer epithelium layer of the lips and cornea.
Esoghagus The esoghagus.
Esophagus (14) The esophagus.
Fallopian Tube (2) The female fallopian tubes.
Femur (5) The femur thigh bones.
Fibula The fibula leg bones.
Flexor (15) The flexor.
Gallbladder (15) The gallbladder is next to the liver.
Gastrointestinal (50) The gastrointestinal system is required for digestion.
Gland (58) The glands.
Gut (6) The guts.
Heart (114) The heart is beating.
Hepatic Duct The hepatic duct.
Histology (8) Study the tissue histology.
Human Anatomy Study human anatomy.
Humerus (3) The humerus bones.
Ileum The ileum.
Internal Organ The internal organs.

Intestinal Tract The intestinal tract.
Intestine (28) The intestines.
Intrahepatic Bile Ducts The intrahepatic bile ducts.
Jaw (18) The jaws.
Jejunum The jejunum.
Joint (69) The joints.
Kidney (40) The kidneys.
Knuckle (4) The knuckles.
Larynx (10) The larynx.
Levator (7) Use the levator muscles.
Ligament (9) The fibrous ligaments.
Liver (47) The liver.
Lung (34) We breathe with the lungs.
Lungs (16) The lungs.
Lymph Fluid Lymph fluid.
Lymph Node (2) The lymph nodes.
Mandible (5) The lower mandible jawbone.
Membrane (35) The delicate membranes.
Meniscus (3) The meniscus.
Microscopic Anatomy The microscopic anatomy.
Muscle (120) The young man had strong muscles.
Nasal Passage The nasal passages in your nose.
Nerve (47) The nerves.
Organ (64) The organs.
Ovaries (3) The female ovaries.
Ovary (6) The female ovaries.
Pancreas (11) The pancreas gland.
Peritoneal Cavity The peritoneal cavity.
Pharynx (6) The pharynx.
Physiology (10) Study human physiology.
Pineal (5) The pineal.
Pitutary The pitutary.
Pleura (14) The pleura membrane.
Respiratory (66) The respiratory system.
Retina (20) The retina of the eye.
Rib Cage The chest rib cage.
Sacrum (2) The sacrum bone is located at the base of the spine.
Scapula (5) The scapula.
Shoulder Blade (2) The shoulder blades.
Skeletal Muscles The skeletal muscles.
Skull (12) The skull bone.
Spinal Column The spinal column.
Spinal Cord (13) The spinal cord.
Spine (39) The spine.
Spleen (5) The spleen.
Sternum (4) The sternum.
Stomach (56) The stomach.
Subscapularis The subscapularis muscle is below the shoulder blade.
Tendon (6) The tendons.
Thalamus The thalamus.
Thorax (4) The thorax.
Thymus (2) The thymus gland.
Thyroid (19) The thyroid gland.
Tissue (35) The soft tissues.
Tongue (37) The tongue in your mouth.
Trachea (10) The trachea.
Urinary (25) The urinary system.
Vascular (14) The vascular system.
Ventricle The heart ventricles.
Voice Box We want to talk about the voice box.
Womb (6) The female womb.

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