Chapter 01.
introduction

01.
Human body structure
02.
Anatomical posture and front of the body
03.
Anatomical posture and back of the body
04.
Anatomical reference plane
05.
Anatomical location and orientation
06.
Terminology based on body movement
07.
space inside the body

Chapter 02.
skeletal system

01.
Overview of the skeletal system
02.
front of the skull
03.
The superior and posterior surfaces of the skull
04.
Lateral aspect of the skull
05.
The underside of the skull (outer surface of the base of the skull)
06.
orbital bone and hyoid bone
07.
spine
08.
General structure of the spine
09.
cervical vertebrae
10.
spine and lumbar vertebrae
11.
sacrum and tailbone
12.
Heart cage
13.
arm bones
14.
Clavicle and shoulder blade
15.
humerus
16.
forearm
17.
bones of the hand
18.
bones of the leg
19.
sacrum
20.
bones of the pelvis
21.
femur and kneecap
22.
tibia and fibula
23.
bones of the foot

Chapter 03.
joint system

01.
Structure of movable joints (synovial joints)
02.
Types of synovial joints
03.
temporomandibular joint
04.
shoulder joint
05.
elbow joint
06.
hip joint
07.
knee joint

Chapter 04.
Muscular system

01.
skeletal muscles
02.
front of the facial muscles
03.
Superficial and middle layers of the back muscles
04.
deep layer of the back muscles
05.
muscles of the chest and abdomen
06.
Muscles of the upper arm
07.
Muscles of the front of the forearm
08.
Muscles of the front and back of the thigh
09.
The muscles of the front and back of the calf

Chapter 05.
circulatory system

01.
Overview of the circulatory system
02.
Outer shape of the heart
03.
Inside the heart, atria and ventricles
04.
Internal structure and valves of the heart
05.
blood vessels of the heart
06.
Arteries throughout the body
07.
arteries of the head and neck
08.
arteries of the brain
09.
artery of the arm
10.
arteries of the chest
11.
artery of the abdomen
12.
pelvic artery
13.
arteries of the legs
14.
venous system (vena cava)
15.
veins of the head and neck
16.
veins of the arm
17.
venous system
18.
Contextual system
19.
veins in the legs

Chapter 06.
lymphatic system

01.
lymphatic system

Chapter 07.
digestive system

01.
Overview of the Digestive System
02.
Mouth and salivary glands
03.
esophagus and stomach
04.
small intestine, liver, gallbladder
05.
small intestine and large intestine
06.
liver
07.
peritoneum

Chapter 08.
respiratory system

01.
Overview of the Respiratory System
02.
Nose cave
03.
pharynx
04.
larynx
05.
Trachea and bronchi
06.
lights

Chapter 09.
urinary system

01.
Overview of the Urinary System
02.
kidneys
03.
renal unit

Chapter 10.
reproductive system

01.
male reproductive organs
02.
penis
03.
female reproductive organs
04.
female external genital organs

Chapter 11.
endocrine system

01.
Overview of the Endocrine System
02.
pituitary
03.
Thyroid and parathyroid glands

Chapter 12.
nervous system

01.
Overview of the Nervous System
02.
brain
03.
cranial nerves
04.
spinal nerves
05.
brachial plexus
06.
Lumbosacral plexus

Chapter 13.
sense organs

01.
eyeball
02.
accessory organs of the eye
03.
Hearing and Balance Organs: Ears

Human anatomy is the most basic discipline among various medical fields, and its purpose is to learn about the structure of the human body.
For students who are new to anatomy, the most effective way to learn is to actually see and understand the human body through hands-on practice, along with theoretical lectures.
However, due to various circumstances, most people use theoretical anatomy practice books.

This book was developed as a learning tool for students beginning to study anatomy.
This textbook was designed to help students easily learn the core concepts of anatomy. Its features include: First, it distills the vast anatomical content down to the bare essentials, distilling it down to the bare essentials.
Second, on the left side, a reference picture is placed in color, and after identifying the exact structure and shape from the reference picture, on the right side, the same color as the left reference picture is provided in a blurred manner so that the shape can be drawn or colored to maximize the learning effect.
Third, to help with a detailed understanding of the picture, explanations of anatomical terms were provided using QR codes, allowing for self-study.
Fourth, the new anatomical terms are based on the 6th edition of the Korean Anatomical Society's Anatomical Terminology and the 5th edition of the Korean Medical Association's Medical Terminology, and both old and English terms are presented for reference.