Lab Practical 1

What is A 1 (blue squiggly)

Stratum Basale

What is A 2 (grey)

Stratum spinosum

What is A 3 (small blue layer)

Stratum Granulosum

What is A 4 (small yellow layer)

Stratum Lucidum

What is A 5 (orange/brown layer)

Stratum Corneum

What is A 6

Pore of sweat gland

What is A?

Epidermis

What is B?

Dermis

What is #7

dermal papilla

What is #8?

reticular layer

What is #9?

hair follicle

What is #9 a?

connective tissue layer

What is #9 b?

Glassy membrane

What is #9 c?

External Root Sheath

What is #9 d?

Internal Root Sheath

What is #9 e?

Hair cuticle

What is #9 f? (green area)

hair matrix

What is #9 g? (brown)

Hair shaft

What is 10?

Arrector muscle of hair

What is 11?

Sebaceous Gland

What is 12? (white squiggly)

Sweat Gland

What is 13?

Tactile (Meissner’s) corpuscle

What is 14?

Lamellar (Pacinian) corpuscle

What is 15?

Free nerve endings

What is 16?

Sensory nerve

What is 17?

Motor (autonomic) nerve

What is 18? (red)

Artery

What is 19? (blue)

Vein

What is C?

Hypodermis / subcutaneous tissue

What is this?

Osteon

What are the black lines pointing to?

Central Canal

What is circled in black?

Lamella

What is the green arrow pointing to?

Circumferential lamella

What is this structure?

Osteocyte

What is this structure the green arrow is pointing at?

Lacunae

What is the blue thing the green arrow is pointing at?

Perforating fibers

What is the yellow arrow pointing at?

Periosteum

What bone structure is the green arrow pointing to?

Endosteum

What bone structure is the green arrow pointing to?

bone marrow

What bone tissue is the green bracket highlighting?

compact bone

What bone tissue is in the green circle?

Trabeculae (spongy) bone

What is 11?

Frontal bone

What is 15?

sphenoid bone

What is 9?

Maxilla

What is 4?

zygomatic bone

What is 5 & 7 (same structure)

Vomer

What is 17?

inferior nasal concha

What is 13?

Nasal bone

What is #3?

Lacrimal bone

What is #10?

Mandible

What is #1?

Parietal Bone

What is #3?

Occipital bone

What is #4?

Palatine Bone

What is #2?

Ethmoid

What is this bone?

Hyoid

What is this structure?

Spinal Column

What is this bone?

Axis

What is this bone

Atlas

What kind of vertebrae is this?

Thoracic (giraffe)

What kind of vertebrae is this?

Cervical (3 holes total)

What kind of vertebrae is this?

Lumbar (moose)

What bone is circled in yellow?

Sacrum

What bone is circled in yellow?

Coccyx

What bone is the green arrow pointing to?

Sternum

What kind of ribs are #8-13?

True ribs (14 bones, 7 pairs)

What kind of ribs are #14-17

False ribs (10 bones, 5 pairs)

What kind of ribs are #18-19

Floating ribs (4 bones, 2 pairs)

What is #6?

Sagittal suture

What is #7?

Lambdoid suture

What is #11?

Squamous suture

What is #4?

coronal suture

What is #11?

Foramen magnum

What is #19?

Mental foramen

What is #16?

Zygomatic process

What is #7?

Mastoid Process

What is #8?

Styloid Process

What is #20?

Mandibular fossa

What is #9?

external occipital protuberance

What is #10?

Occipital Condyle

What is #2?

Infraorbital foramen

What is #5?

Maxillary Sinus

What is #2?

Lacrimal groove

What is #1?

orbital surface

What is #8?

Incisors

What is #9?

Canine

What type of tooth is marked by the blue tape?

Pre-molars

What teeth are highlighted in blue?

Molars

What is the black line pointing at?

temporal process

What is #4?

Ramus

What is #8?

Mental protuberance

What is #6?

coronoid process

What is #1?

Mandubular condyle

What is #5?

Mandibular angle

What is #3?

Mandibular notch

What is #9?

Mental foramen

What is #2?

Mandibular foramen

What is #21?

Carotid canal

What is #9?

Jugular foramen

What is #6?

Foramen Ovale

What is #7?

Foramen lacerum