anatomist
Studies bodily structures
An anatomist is a scientist who studies the structure of living organisms, particularly through dissection.
The term usually refers to someone who studies human anatomy, though comparative anatomists examine animal bodies.
The anatomist demonstrated the circulatory system to her students.
Medical students learn from anatomists before treating living patients.
Physician training institution
- professorSenior university teacher
- lecturerOne who teaches formally
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
- VesaliusFather of anatomy
teaching · demonstration · examination · certification · textbook · faculty · department
Body for dissection
- scalpelPrecise surgical knife
- incisionControlled cut into tissue
- forcepsMedical grasping instrument
- specimenIndividual for examination
formalin · necropsy · dissecting table · probe · pins · preservation · embalming · labeling
Functional body parts
- musclesContractile body tissue
- skeletonInternal supportive framework
- tissuesSoft disposable paper sheets
- cardiovascularOf heart and blood vessels
nervous system · lymphatic · respiratory · gastrointestinal · endocrine · urogenital · dermal · sensory
Facility for scientific investigation
- microscopeInstrument for viewing minute objects
- histologyStudy of tissue structure
- cytologyStudy of cells
- morphologyStudy of structural forms
imaging · MRI · CT scan · staining · cross-section · publication · nomenclature · atlas
Physician who operates
- pathologistDisease diagnosis specialist
- radiologistDoctor analyzing medical images
- orthopedistMusculoskeletal system physician
- neurologistPhysician specializing in nervous system
forensic · medical examiner · diagnosis · trauma · topographical
medical school
Physician training institution
- professorSenior university teacher
- lecturerOne who teaches formally
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
Vesalius · teaching · demonstration · examination · certification · textbook · faculty · department
cadaver
Body for dissection
specimen · formalin · necropsy · dissecting table · probe · pins · preservation · embalming · labeling · hemostat
organs
Functional body parts
- musclesContractile body tissue
- skeletonInternal supportive framework
- tissuesSoft disposable paper sheets
cardiovascular · nervous system · lymphatic · respiratory · gastrointestinal · endocrine · urogenital · dermal · sensory · tendons
laboratory
Facility for scientific investigation
- microscopeInstrument for viewing minute objects
- histologyStudy of tissue structure
- cytologyStudy of cells
morphology · imaging · MRI · CT scan · staining · cross-section · publication · nomenclature · atlas · illustration
surgeon
Physician who operates
- pathologistDisease diagnosis specialist
- radiologistDoctor analyzing medical images
- orthopedistMusculoskeletal system physician
neurologist · forensic · medical examiner · diagnosis · trauma · topographical
- biologistsbiologist, geneticist, molecular biologist, microbiologist, biochemist
- scientistsbiologist, Einstein, anthropologist, Darwin, chemist
- doctorsdoctor, doctors, physician, physicians, MD
- animal scientistszoologist, ethologist, marine biologist, ornithologist, wildlife biologist
- medical academicsprofessor, dean, lecturer, instructor, researcher
- Old Healershealer, physician, surgeon, apothecary, midwife
anatomistsurgeon
Physician who operates
healer · physician · clinician · practitioner · therapist
anatomistphysiologist
Studies how bodies function
biochemist · molecular biologist · neurophysiologist · kinesiologist · geneticist
- anatomically correctPhysically accurate to reality
- anatomical drawingDiagram of body structures
- anatomical modelEducational body representation
- anatomical chartsLabeled illustrations of physiology
- anatomical termsLabels for body structures
anatomical, anatomic, anatomically, anatomists, anatomize, anatomized, anatomizing