Applied Anatomy is a branch of anatomy that focuses on how the structure of the human body relates to its function and how this knowledge is used in clinical practice. It goes beyond basic anatomy by emphasizing practical applications in healthcare, especially in fields like physiotherapy, medicine, and surgery. The subject includes studying bones, muscles, joints, nerves, and organs with a focus on their relevance in movement, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders. Applied Anatomy helps students understand the body in a way that supports effective patient care and clinical decision-making.