Basic Human Anatomy with Pat

Introduction

• Overview of basic human anatomy.
• Focus on major organs and their locations.

Head Region

• Brain: Contains cerebrum and cerebellum.
• Nasal Cavity.
• Oral Cavity:
  • Large muscle: Tongue.
  • Structure at the back of the throat: Pharynx.

Neck Region

• Thyroid Gland.
• Trachea: Located under a blue tube, leading to the lungs.

Thoracic Region

• Lungs:
  • Left lung and right lung.
• Heart:
  • Located centrally, beneath the lungs.
  • Heart Anatomy:
    • Right atrium, right ventricle.
    • Left atrium, left ventricle.
    • Major vessels: Superior vena cava, inferior vena cava, pulmonary trunk, ascending aorta.
• Esophagus: Seen when heart is removed, leads to stomach.
• Bronchi:
  • Right bronchus.
  • Left bronchus.

Abdominal Region

• Liver:
  • Large organ with left and right lobes.
  • Underneath: Gallbladder (green) and inferior vena cava (blue).
• Stomach:
  • Cardia at the top connects with esophagus.
  • Curved pouch structure leading to intestines via pylorus.
• Spleen.
• Pancreas: Positioned on top of the large intestine.
• Kidneys:
  • Two kidneys visible.
  • Adrenal Glands: Positioned on top of kidneys.

Urinary System

• Ureters: Connect kidneys to bladder.
• Bladder.

Digestive System

• Small Intestines: Jejunum section highlighted.
• Large Intestines:
  • Transition point: Cecum, where small intestines dump into large intestines.
  • Ends at the rectum.

Conclusion

• Pat's overview aids in learning basic anatomy.
• Encouragement to subscribe for more educational content.