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eye muscle lens conjunctiva cornea pupil iris ciliary body retina arteria et vena centralis retinae dura optic nerve opric nerve papilla (blind spot) yellow spot (macula lutea, fovea) sclerotic coat, sclera choroid

cochlear+ vestibular nerve cochlea eustachian tube vestibule round window tympanic cavity tympanic membrane anvil (incus) hammer (malleus) earwax glands (cerumen glands) stirrup oval window

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Diese Lernkarten bieten einen umfassenden Überblick über die menschliche Anatomie und eignet sich für den Mittelschulunterricht. Sie konzentrieren sich auf die verschiedenen Teile des Körpers, Knochen, Muskeln und Organe, sowie auf medizinische Begriffe und Funktionen des Gehirns. Die Lernkarten sind besonders nützlich für Schüler, die sich auf Prüfungen im Bereich Medizin vorbereiten, da sie wichtige anatomische Strukturen und ihre Funktionen verständlich erklären.

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Allemand

Catégorie

Médecine

Niveau

Collège

Créé / Mis à jour

16.01.2019 / 24.04.2024

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