ANATOMY

Anatomy is the study of the structure and organization of living organisms, primarily focused on humans.

It explores how various body parts—like bones, muscles, organs, and systems—are constructed and interconnected to support vital functions.

Divided into two main branches, gross anatomy studies visible structures, while microscopic anatomy examines cells and tissues under a microscope.

Anatomy is foundational in medicine, helping professionals understand body mechanics, diagnose conditions, and perform surgeries.

Understanding anatomy also enables us to appreciate the complex design and functions of our bodies, linking physical structure to health, movement, and the intricate processes that sustain life.