Objectives for Homework 1: Human A & P I Laboratory

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the key anatomical structures and physiological functions outlined in Human A & P I Laboratory Homework 1 objectives.

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Integumentary System

An organ system comprising the skin and associated structures, including four types of glands and multi-layered tissue.

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Epidermis

The superficial layer of the skin composed of four principal cell types and structured into four layers, or five layers in thick skin.

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Thick Skin

Skin found specifically on the palms and soles that contains a fifth layer of the epidermis.

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Dermis

The layer of skin directly beneath the epidermis, consisting of two major regions.

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Areolar Connective Tissue

The layer of connective tissue located immediately below the dermis.

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Axial Skeleton

The division of the skeletal system comprising central axis bone groups, including cranial and facial bones of the skull.

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Appendicular Skeleton

The division of the skeletal system comprising the bones of the limbs and supporting girdles.

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Diaphysis

The main shaft region of a long bone.

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Epiphysis

The end region of a long bone.

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Periosteum

The protective connective tissue membrane covering the outer surface of a long bone.

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Epiphyseal Growth Plate

A structure within long bones that functions to enable bone growth during childhood and adolescence.

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Medullary Cavity

The internal hollow space within the diaphysis region of a long bone.

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Red Marrow

The specialized tissue housed within skeletal cavities responsible for blood cell production.

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Bone Markings

Anatomical features on bones categorized into depressions, openings, and processes.