Why is it important to study other animals to help understand human anatomy, and physiology?

Anatomy and physiology aren't always studied together. However, it's important to understand how the structure (form, or anatomy) of an organism is related to its function (physiology. Through many years,...

Anatomy is the study of the constitution and structure of the human body, while physiology is the function of each part. They interrelate strongly, and most of the time are...

There is no point in learning just one aspect of the human body especially in the field of medicine so that is why these two are taught in combination and...

Anatomy is the study of the body structure of humans, animals, and other living organisms. Physiology is the study of the normal functions of an organism. They go hand...

In life science there a principle known as "form follows the function" Structure of the tissue, organ or system is its anatomy. Functional system is its physiology. There are many...

Anatomy is that branch of science or medicine that refers to the study of the bodily structure of living organisms. Physiology refers to the study of the functions of living...

Anatomy requires a lot of memorization. Use flash cards or Quizlet and go through the information often. Learn the information from class right away after class and review it every...

I don't know if the one is more difficult than the other, but they do focus on related but different things. Anatomy is the study of bodily structure. Physiology...

Anatomy and physiology is biology, so it's a hard question to answer directly. As far as having a general biological science background prior to starting A&P, most universities either highly...

...but overall your best bet would likely be to major in a science such as biology, microbiology or kinesiology with an emphasis in secondary education. Then take as many elective...