Titlebook: Concepts in Anatomy; Herbert H. Srebnik Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 anatomy.circulation.development.embryo.ner

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Organogenesis,The fertilized ovum, a single cell, over time develops into a complex organism composed of trillions of cells of differerent sizes, shapes, and functions.

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The Pharynx,The pharynx (pronounced .) is a fibromuscular passage utilized by both the respiratory and the digestive systems. Being embedded deeply in the neck, the pharynx is a relatively inaccessible organ; hence, its shape, structure, and overall place in the scheme of things are a mystery to many.

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The Larynx,The larynx is a fibrocartilaginous organ. It is connected by a membrane to the hyoid bone, floating high above in the neck region. And, therefore, as the hyoid moves up or down, sideways, forwards or backwards, so does the larynx. It rises during deglutition and vocalization, as you can verify by observation and palpation.

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On Form and Function,d for the use to which it is put. Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), quite possibly the most creative genius of his day, referring to the relationship between muscle size and function, concluded: “In all the parts where man has to work with greater effort nature has made the muscles and tendons of great

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Embryogenesis,rriage)—the physical union of male and female germ cells or .. Stringent parameters of time, place, and manner exist for the initiation of pregnancy, including a narrowly scripted program of hormonal support for the attainment of a uterine receptive state following conception.

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Musculoskeletal Anatomy,mbryo. Traces of the primitive segmental organization are found in the serial repetition of vertebrae, ribs, and intercostal muscles. Also, the horizontal tendinous inscriptions of the rectus abdominis muscle remind us that it is formed by fusion of muscle primordia from several segments. Many other