Functions of The Cerebral Cortex
Functions of The Cerebral Cortex The cerebral cortex is the wrinkling part of our brain that shows up when you see pictures of the br...Read More
Showing posts with label AnatomyPhysiology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AnatomyPhysiology. Show all posts
Your Brain Anatomy
Your brain Anatomy I t’s a computer, a thinking machine, a pink organ, and a vast collection of neurons – but how does it work? The h...Read More
What Are Stem Cells?
What Are Stem Cells? S tem cells are incredibly special because they have the potential to become any kind of cell in the body, from ...Read More
Inside a Nucleus
Inside a N ucleus S urrounded by cytoplasm, the nucleus contains a cell’s DNA and controls all of its functions and processes such as ...Read More
Lumbar Vertebrae Anatomy
Lumbar V ertebrae Anatomy, Vertebral body , Lumbar vertebrae lateral view , Vertebral body of LI , Spinous process , lntervertebral disc ...Read More
Thoracic Vertebrae Anatomy
Thoracic Vertebrae Anatomy, Vertebral body of Tl , lntervertebral foramen , lntervertebral disc , lntervertebral disc , Spinous process ,...Read More
Cervical Vertebrae Anatomy
Cervical Vertebrae Anatomy, Anterior tubercle of Cl (atlas) , Posteriortubercle of Cl (atlas) , Lateral atlanto-axial join t, lnterver...Read More
Regional vertebrae Anatomy
Regional vertebrae Anatomy, Vertebral foramen , Superior articular process, CV vertebra , Vertebral body , TV vertebra , Vertebral foram...Read More
Vertebral column Anatomy
Vertebral column Anatomy: Cervical vertebrae, Thoracic vertebrae, Thoracic curvature, Lumbar curvature, Lumbar vertebrae, Sacral/coccygeal...Read More
Surface anatomy
Surface anatomy, Ligamentum nuchae, acromion of scapula, Vertebra prominens spinous process of CVII), Spine of scapula, Spi nous proce...Read More
TYPES OF HUMAN CELL
TYPES OF HUMAN CELL NERVE CELLS The cells that make up the nervous system and the brain are nerve cells or neurons. Electrical messag...Read More
CELL STRUCTURE EXPLAINED
CELL STRUCTURE EXPLAINED There are around 75 trillion cells in the human body, but what are they and how do they work? C ells are ...Read More
Joints of the Hand Anatomy
Joints of the Hand Anatomy The carpometacarpal, metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints are synovial and allow the hand to perf...Read More
Joints of Carpus Anatomy
Joints of Carpus Anatomy The carpal bones are arranged in two rows: a proximal row, consisting of, from lateral to medial, scaphoid, l...Read More
Wrist Joint Anatomy
Wrist Joint Anatomy Mobility of the hand on the forearm is provided by a series of synovial joints. Most of the movement occurs at the...Read More
Radioulnar Joints Anatomy
Radioulnar Joints Anatomy The radius and ulna articulate at the proximal and distal radioulnar joints, which are synovial. At the prox...Read More
Elbow Joint Anatomy
Elbow Joint Anatomy The elbow is a synovial hinge joint between the distal end of the humerus and the proximal ends of the radius and...Read More
Clavicular and Shoulder Joints Anatomy
Clavicular and Shoulder Joints Anatomy Three joints contribute to the considerable mobility of the arm; movement occurs between t...Read More
Dorsum of the Hand Anatomy
Dorsum of the Hand Anatomy The dorsum of the hand is innervated by branches of the radial and ulnar nerves ( Fig. 3.78 ). The superfic...Read More
Posterior Compartment of the Forearm Anatomy
Posterior Compartment of the Forearm Anatomy The posterior compartment of the forearm lies behind the radius and ulna and the interve...Read More
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