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    The document provides a high-level overview of basic human anatomy including anatomical plains, cavities, tissues, and where tissues can be found. It discusses anatomical plains and cavities, then covers the five basic tissue types - connective, muscular, epithelial, nervous, and their definitions and locations in the body. The cranial cavities are also mentioned.

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    Basic Anatomy

    Paulina Trigo Espejel MD ITESM-CEM Feb. 2010

    Anatomical Plains

    Anatomical Cavities

    Cranial Cavities

    Tissues
    Tissue Connective Definition or function Where can I find it Gives support to adjacent Bones, collagen fibers, structures, may also be used to fill muscles, cartilages, fat, spaces between organs. skin Protect against infections.

    Muscular

    Contractile. They help movement of structures they connect


    Covers organs both internal and external. Is organized in layers. They divide very quickly. They protect all our organs against the environment.

    Skeletal: around bones Smooth: interior of organs such as intestine Cardiac: heart
    Skin, mucous (example: interior of mouth, intestine, blood vessels, etc).

    Epithelial

    Nervous

    They transmit impulses throughout the body

    Brain, spine cord, peripheral nerves, etc.

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