The study of body structures that can be seen with the eye is called. Anatomy.
What is the history of Anatomy?
- It is derived from the Greek words ana (up) and tomia (cutting), and when combined means cutting up or dissection. Many regard it to be one of the oldest health research.
- The evolution of anatomy was influenced by religious and philosophical concerns. Initially, studies were conducted on animals such as pigs and monkeys before moving on to humans.
- Alcmaeon, an ancient Greek scientist and philosopher who lived around the 5th century BCE, is thought to be the first person to have studied anatomy.
- Anatomy would continue to evolve over several decades, to the point where there were a scarcity of human bodies to study in the 17th and 18th centuries. Scientists were occasionally forced to rely on the services of people who stole bodies from cemeteries. The Anatomy Act was passed by the British parliament in 1832 to put an end to the stealing of bodies from graveyards by providing an adequate supply of human bodies from executed criminals.
Examples of anatomy include body parts such as muscles, heart, brain, bladder, and kidneys.
therefore option C is the correct answer.
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