Question

describe and give examples of the interrelationship between anatomy and physiology

Answer 1

Here's the brief description of the basics two terms that are commonly used in medicine and biology fields.

These two terms are most commonly used to describe the internal and external structure present in the human beings and the animals. The first term anatomy refers the particular location of that structure in relation with the other structure, it significantly give details about the shape, size, its type of covering and all the physical features present over the part. But studying or understanding the outer structure or physical feature merely will not help to have a proper knowledge about the organ, hence there is need to break down the fact about the each and every functions of these structure. Therefore the term physiology deals with the all the mechanism that are take place in the physical features mentioned in the anatomy. Hence these two aspects are interdependent and interrelated to each other.

For example; If the structure "eye" had been taken into account, the anatomy will give details about the shape of the eye, different parts present in the eye, the organs or gland that are attached closer and related to the eye, but the physiology will explains what the eye really do and how these structure present inside the eye will receive light and perceive something as a vision and how the connected organs with eyes help to function the eye properly. This will helps to gain whole knowledge the fundamentals of the eye.