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The Study of bodily structures
seen with the eye.
Example: naming of bones, muscles, and arteries. |
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Study of bodily structures seen with the microscope
Example: Naming parts of cells, bone and muscle tissue |
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The study of function
Example: The process behind nerve conduction and muscle contraction |
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| "Father of Western Medicine" |
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| Invented the first crude microscope |
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•Developed the first compound microscope
•Identified and named cells and their organelles |
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| All disease steams from microorganisms and bacteria. (Disease is caused by germs) |
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| Developed the first vaccination |
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| Selection of organisms with genetic adaptations that benefit and increase the success of that species amongst selection pressures |
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| Discovered X-rays and detection of electromagnetic energy (1895) |
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| Theory that an individual cannot be studied solely from its smaller and simpler parts- includes addressing the physical, mental and empotional aspects of the individual. |
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Information that is independent and verified by any trained person
Example: the color red, a human, a man, a dog |
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Information about the predictability of how matter and energy behave
Example: Law of Gravity, Laws of Motion |
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Statements derived from facts and laws
Example: Cell Theory, Germ Theory |
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| A questions or statement that may be answered |
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| Organs that provide a collective function |
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| Composed of two or more tissues that provide a particular function |
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| Mass of cells that perform a specific function |
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| Carry out the basic functions of life |
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| Carry out a function in an individual cell |
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| Composed of at least two atoms |
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