A&P 2 lab practical 1

Blood pressure machine

Sphygmomanometer

1

Pineal Gland

2

Hypothalamus

3

Pituitary gland

Name it

Thyroid Gland

Name it

Thymus

Name it

Adrenal gland

Name it

Pancreas

Name it

Parathyroid glands

1

Posterior (pituitary)

2

Anterior (pituitary)

Name

Pituicytes (pituitary)

1

Follicular cells

2

Colloid

3

C cells

4

Follicle

Name it

Chief cells (Parathyroid)

1

Acini

2

Pancreatic Islet

1

Alpha cells (Pancreas)

2

Beta cells (Pancreas)

1

Zona Glomerulosa (Adrenal)

2

Zona Fasciculata (Adrenal)

3

Zone Reticularis (Adrenal)

4

Medulla

Name it

Neutrophil

Name it

Eosinophil

Name it

Basophil

Name it

Monocyte

Name it

Lymphocyte

Hematocrit

Percentage of RBC in whole blood

Talquist Method

Amount of hemoglobin in blood method

1

Ascending aorta

2

Pulmonary semilunar valve

3

Right coronary artery

4

Tricuspid valve

5

Chordae Tendineae

6

Papillary muscle

7

Pulmonary trunk

8

Bicuspid valve

9 + 10

Interventricular septum

3

Superior vena cava

4

Ascending aorta

5

Right Auricle

6

Right Atrium

7

Right coronary artery

8

Left coronary artery

10

Left common carotid

11

Left subclavian artery

12

Aortic arch

14

Left pulmonary artery

15

Pulmonary trunk

16

Left Pulmonary vein

17

Left atrium

18

Left Auricle

22

Left Ventricle

P wave

Atrial depolarization

QRS

Ventricular depolarization

T

Ventricular repolarization

1

Tunica Externa

2

Tunica media

3

Tunica intima

1

Artery

2

Vein

Arherosclerosis

Build up of fatty plaque inside and artery, makes artery narrower and reduces blood flow

Plaque formation

Cholesterol, fats, calcium, and inflammatory cells collect in artery wall

1

Right common carotid artery

2

Right subclavian

3

Brachiocephalic trunk

4

Left common carotid artery

5

Left subclavian

6

Aortic arch

1

External jugular vein

2

Subclavian vein

3

Internal jugular vein

4

Brachiocephalic vein

5

Superior vena cava

1

Myocardium

5

Tracheal cartilage

1

Epiglottis

2

Hyoid bone

3

Thyroid bone

4

Cricoid

1

Arytenoid cartilage

2

Corniculate cartilage

1

Superior lobe

2

Horizontal fissure

3

Cardiac notch

4

Oblique fissure

5

Middle lobe

6

Inferior lobe

1

Hyaline cartilage

2

Adventitia

1

Pseudostratified ciliated epithelium

2

Goblet cells

Tidal Volume (TV)

Amount of air you breathe in (500 ml)

Inspiratory Reserve Volume (IRV)

Extra air you can inhale after taking normal breath (3000 ml)

Expiratory Reserve Volume

Extra air you can force out after normal inhale (1100 ml)

Residual Volume (RV)

Air that always stays in your lungs after maximum exhalation (1200 ml)

Vital Capacity (VC)

Maximum amount of air you can move (4600 ml)

VC = IRV +TV + ERV