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It has been established during elementary and high school biology that the cell is the basic unit of life. Moreover, living organisms exhibit the properties of life, including, but not limiting to cell structures, metabolism, reproduction, mutation, and death. But what now? What more can we learn about biology? SIMPLE. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY!
There’s a lot to learn about anatomy and physiology, which is why I encourage you to try to learn it while having fun!
Let's begin with the basics. Anatomy, which comes from the Greek words “anatomia” and “anatemnein” meaning “to cut or cut open,” refers to the study of the living organism’s structures and organization. On the other hand, physiology is the study of the function of these structures. Physiology, on the other hand, describes how organ systems work together to make the body function. Through using an x-ray or ultrasound, people can get a clear picture of the body’s anatomy, while the body’s physiology can be further analyzed with the help of tests such as urine and blood tests.
In this website, you can further learn about the anatomy and physiology in the context of speech-language pathology. Lessons on this page include, but not limit to the introduction, anatomical positions, and the auditory system. Also, you can navigate around this website to see some personal reflections and the references used in this page. Please do take note that this website is made for educational purposes under the fair use. The owner of this site does not make money off of the copyrighted work and gives proper citation to the copyright holder.
Happy learning! Laban SLP!
Mariela Anya A. Soriño
Bachelor of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
University of Santo Tomas
Email: marielaanya.sorino.crs@ust.edu.ph
General Santos City