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ANATOMY


Female Reproductive System
Overview The female reproductive system is unique for being responsible not only for sexuality, fertility and reproduction, but also for...


Haematology System
Overview Haematology (haemat/o = blood, -logy = study of) is the study of blood. It is essential to life, and it is a fluid connective...


Male Reproductive System
Overview The reproductive system (known also as the genital system) is a system composed of anatomical organs responsible for the...


Musculoskeletal System
Overview The musculoskeletal system includes bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons and connective tissues. The skeleton provides a...


Integumentary System
Overview Skin represents a part of the integumentary system and is considered the largest organ in the body. Although it is only a few...


Lymphatic System
Overview The lymphatic system is part of the immune system, and consists of network of vessels, nodes and organs. Throughout lymphatic...


Immune System
Overview Each day, human body is exposed to millions of invading organisms and harmful substances via various body systems such as skin,...


Endocrine System
OVERVIEW The endocrine system produces a variety of hormones that can coordinate homeostasis, metabolism, tissue function, growth...


Urinary System
Overview The urinary system, also called the “genitourinary system”, is in charge of producing, storing and releasing urine. Metabolic...


Digestive System
Overview The digestive system is hollow tube responsible for processing the food and drink, breaking them chemically and physically into...


Respiratory System
Overview The respiratory system indicates the organs and all other portions in your body involved in the process of breathing in and out....


Cardiovascular System
Overview The cardiovascular system consists of the heart and the blood vessels which both are responsible for pumping the blood and...


Nervous System
Overview The nervous system is a major system to control, regulate, and communicate with different parts of the body. It is a complex...
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