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Table of contents

Preface viii

Acknowledgments xi

About the Author xii

Chapter 1 The Terminology of Anatomy 1

Directional Terms 2

Positional Terms 3

Anatomical Terms 3

Anatomical Terms for the Mouth and Teeth (Figure 1.2) 4

Terms of Movement 4

Planes of the Body 5

Clinical Significance 6

Summary 10

Chapter 2 The Use of the Microscope 11

Care of the Compound Microscope 12

Summary 17

Chapter 3 Cellular Anatomy ANd Morphology 19

The Anatomy of the Cell 20

Clinical Significance 29

Summary 29

Chapter 4 General Principles of Histology 31

Preparation of Histological Sections 32

Interpretation of Histological Sections 32

Clinical Significance 38

Summary 39

Chapter 5 Microscopic Anatomy of Tissues 40

Epithelial Tissue Histology 41

Clinical Significance 83

Summary 84

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Chapter 6 The Integumentary System 86

Clinical Significance 104

Veterinary Vignettes 105

Summary 106

Chapter 7 The Skeletal System 108

Types of Bones 110

Projections, Processes, Depressions, and Foramina 110

Clinical Significance 143

Veterinary Vignettes 143

Summary 145

Chapter 8 The Muscular System 147

Clinical Significance 176

Veterinary Vignettes 177

Summary 178

Chapter 9 The DiGESTive System 180

The Structural Anatomy of the Alimentary Canal 181

Teeth 181

Clinical Significance 203

Veterinary Vignettes 203

Summary 205

Chapter 10 The CARdiovAscuLAR System 206

Part One: The Heart 208

Part Two: The Vascular System 218

The Electrocardiogram 229

Clinical Significance 233

Veterinary Vignettes 234

Summary 235

Chapter 11 The RESPiRATORY System 237

Lung Volumes and Capacities 248

Clinical Significance 250

Veterinary Vignettes 251

Summary 251

Chapter 12 The URiNARY System 253

The Vascular Supply to the Kidneys 254

Clinical Significance 263

Veterinary Vignettes 264

Summary 265

Chapter 13 The Endocrine System 266

Anatomy and Physiology of the Hypothalamus

and Pituitary Gland 267

Physiology of the Glands of the Endocrine System 269

Clinical Significance 275

Veterinary Vignettes 275

Summary 276

Chapter 14 The Reproductive System 278

Anatomy of the Female Reproductive Tract 279

Anatomy of the Male Reproductive Tract 281

Physiology of the Female Reproductive System 282

Physiology of the Male Reproductive System 286

Clinical Significance 295

Veterinary Vignettes 295

Summary 297

Chapter 15 The nervous System 298

The Nerve Impulse 302

The Cranial Nerves 309

The Autonomic Nervous System 309

Anatomy and Physiology of the Brain 312

Clinical Significance 321

Veterinary Vignettes 322

Summary 323

Chapter 16 ORgANS of Speciai Sense 325

The Ear and the Mechanisms of Hearing and Equilibrium 326 Clinical Significance 337

Veterinary Vignettes 337

Summary 338

Chapter 17 necropsy: The Postmortem

Examination 340

Necropsy Considerations 341

Clinical Significance 352

Veterinary Vignettes 353

Summary 354

Bibliography 355

Index 357

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Source: Cohran P.E.. Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology. 2 edition. Delmar,2011. - 421 p.. 2011
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