Lab module#2 practice(histology, integ and bones), Axial skeleton(LSC Human Physiology) , Appendicular skeleton(Human intro: LSC), Integumentary lab

Simple cuboidal epithelial

pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium

Stratified squamous epithelial

Transitional epithelial

areolar connective tissue

reticular connective tissue

adipose connective tissue

hyaline cartilage

Fibrocartilage

Elastic cartilage

blood connective tissue

compact bone

Smooth muscles

skeletal muscle tissue

cardiac tissue

multipolar neuron

The function of intercalated discs found in cardiac muscle is to?

Send out electrical impulses

3 multiple choice options

which of the following is a function for stratified squamous

Protection from abrasion

3 multiple choice options

simple cuboidal epithelium

simple columnar epithelium

Pseudostratified ciliated columnar

stratified squamous epithelium

transitional epithelium

areolar connective tissue

Areolar tissues in general

adipose tissue

hyaline cartilage

Blood tissue

Platelets

Osteons

Compact Bone (Bone Tissue)

Smooth muscles

skeletal muscle tissue

nucleus of skeletal tissue

Cardiac muscle tissue

Neuron

Spinal cord histology

Axon of a neuron

dendrites of a neuron

Nucleus of a neuron

Which of the following is a location for transitional epithelium

bladder

3 multiple choice options

Which of the following place can you find cardiac tissue

Heart

3 multiple choice options

Simple squamous epithelium can be found in which of the following location

Lungs

3 multiple choice options

Which of the following is a function of blood

All of the above

3 multiple choice options

Frontal bone

Forehead bone forming the anterior cranium.

Parietal bone

Two bones forming the top and sides of the skull.

Occipital bone

Bone at the back of the skull.

Temporal bone

Bones located at the sides of the skull.

Coronal sutures

Suture between frontal and parietal bones.

Lambdoid sutures

Suture between parietal and occipital bones.

Squamous sutures

Suture between parietal and temporal bones.

Sagittal sutures

Suture between the two parietal bones.

Orbit

Bony cavity containing the eyeball.

Maxilla

Upper jawbone forming the mouth's structure.

Mandible

Lower jawbone, the only movable skull bone.

Mental foramen

Opening in the mandible for nerves.

Vomer bone

Bone forming part of the nasal septum.

Nasal bone

Two small bones forming the bridge of the nose.

Zygomatic bone

Cheekbone, contributing to the eye socket.

Styloid process

Pointed projection of the temporal bone.

Foramen magnum

Large opening in the skull for spinal cord.

Foramen magnum

Palatine bone

Bone forming the back part of the hard palate.

Mandibular condyle

Rounded end of the mandible for jaw articulation.

Coronoid process

Triangular projection of the mandible for muscle attachment.

Angle of mandible

Corner where the body and ramus meet.

Body of mandible

Main horizontal portion of the lower jaw.

Ramus of mandible

Vertical part of the mandible.

Sphenoid bone

Bone at the base of the skull.

Sphenoid bone

Optic canal

Passage for optic nerve in the sphenoid.

Ethmoid

Bone forming part of the nasal cavity and orbits.

Vertebrae

Individual bones forming the vertebral column.

Cervical vertebrae

Seven vertebrae in the neck region.

Body of cervical vertebrae

small, wide side to side

Transverse process of cervical

transverse foramen of cervical

vertebral foramen of cervical

hole in the vertebrae

Atlas (C1)

First cervical vertebra supporting the skull.

transverse foramen of atlas

Axis (C2)

Second cervical vertebra allowing head rotation.

Thoracic vertebrae

Twelve vertebrae in the upper back.

body of thoracic

Larger than cervical; heart shaped; bears costal facets

spinous process of thoracic

transverse process of thoracic

vertebral foramen of thoracic

Lumbar vertebrae

Five vertebrae in the lower back.

body of lumbar

spinous process of lumbar

transverse process of lumbar

vertebral foramen of lumbar

Sacrum

Five fused vertebrae forming the posterior pelvis.

Coccyx

Small bone at the base of the spine.

Hyoid

U-shaped bone in the neck supporting the tongue.

Ribs

Curved bones forming the rib cage.

Manubrium

Upper part of the sternum.

Body of sternum

Middle section of the sternum.

Xiphoid process

Lower tip of the sternum.

Jugular notch

Notch at the top of the sternum.

Clavicle

Collarbone connecting sternum to scapula.