Normal (systematic) human anatomy is a section of human anatomy that studies the structure of a “normal,” that is, a healthy human body through organ systems, organs, and tissues.

All living things are characterized by four signs: growth, metabolism, irritability and the ability to reproduce. The combination of these characteristics is characteristic only of living organisms. The implementation of these functions will be more understandable if you first give a description of the tissues of the body, and then the functional systems in which they participate.
Human anatomy is undoubtedly the main basic subject for study in medical universities. Despite the fact that the normal human anatomy is a discipline that stood and the origins of the development of medicine, there is still a large number of scientific works that make their adjustments to modern anatomical atlases.