Anatomy and Physiology 201 Lab Exam #2
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lateral
#1 on the picture represents what type of view?
Anterior
#2 on the picture represents what type of view?
posterior
What does #1 represent on the picture? (think of the back)
anterior
What does #2 represent on the picture? (think of the front)
superior
What does number #1 represent? (think higher)
inferior
What does number #2 represent? (think lower)
superficial
What is #1 pointing to? (think of higher on skin)
deep
What is #2 pointing to? (think of on into the skin)
distal
What does #1 represent? (think of farther away from body)
proximal
What does #2 represent? (think closer to the body)
contralateral
What does #1 represent? (think of opposite)
ipsilateral
What does #2 represent? (think of the same)
lateral
What does #1 represent? (think of away from the middle)
medial
What does #2 represent? (think of toward the middle)
Dorsal
Which cavity does this picture represent?
ventral
What cavity does this picture represent?
cranial
What cavity does #1 represent?
orbital
What cavity does #2 represent?
nasal
What cavity does #3 represent?
oral
What cavity does #4 represent?
pericardial
What cavity does this picture represent?
right pleural
What cavity does #1 represent?
left pleural
What cavity does #2 represent?
Thoracic
What cavity does the circle represent? (everything circled)
abdominopelvic
What cavity does this picture represent?
abdominopelvic
What cavity does this picture represent? (lateral view)
pelvic
What cavity does #2 represent?
abdominal
What cavity does #1 represent?
vertebral (or spinal)
What cavity does this picture represent?
abdominal cavity
Which body cavity lies directly inferior to, or (below) the diaphragm?
ventral cavity
Which is larger, the ventral cavity or the abdominopelvic?
dorsal cavity
Which is larger, the dorsal cavity or the vetebral?
spinal cord and brain
Name two body parts found within the dorsal cavity.
abdominal cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the stomach would be the _____________.
cranial cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the brain would be the _____________.
pelvic cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the urinary bladder would be the _____________.
orbital cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the eye would be the _____________.
oral cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the teeth would be the _____________.
abdominal cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the spleen would be the _____________.
abdominopelvic cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the liver+ urinary bladder would be the _____________.
vertebral cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the spinal cord would be the _____________.
dorsal cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the brain+spinal cord would be the _____________.
thoracic cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the heat+both lungs would be the _____________.
right pleural cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the right lung would be the _____________.
ventral cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the thoracic+abdominopelvic cavities would be the _____________.
ventral cavity
The smallest, most specific cavity that contains the heart+spleen+urinary bladder would be the _____________.
left pleural
The left lung is found within the ________ cavity.
superior or ipsilateral
The right lung is _________ to the right kidney.
contralateral
The right kidney is ________ to the left lung.
inferior
The liver is _________ to the lungs.
superior
the heart is ___________ to the kidneys.
anterior
In terms of front/back, the trachea is ________ to the esophagus.
deep
In terms of nearness to the surface, the brain is __________ to the scalp/skin.
superficial
In terms of nearness to the surface, the epidermis is ___________ to the dermis of skin.
Stratum corneum
According to the skin model what does letter A represent?
Stratum lucidum
According to the skin model what does letter B represent?
Stratum granulosum
According to the skin model what does letter C represent?
Stratum spinosum
According to the skin model what does letter D represent?
Stratum basale
According to the skin model what does letter E represent? (swigly line/ on model color orange peach)
epidermis
According to the skin model what layer of skin is #1?
dermis
According to the skin model what layer of skin is #2?
subcutaneous/ hypodermis
According to the skin model what layer of skin is #3
Eccrine sweat gland
According to the skin model what does the letter H represent?
apocrine sweat gland
According to the skin model what does the letter L represent?
arrector pili muscle
According to the skin model what does the letter X represent?
hair shaft
According to the skin model what does the letter J represent?
bulb/ root
According to the skin model what does the letter B represent?
epidermis
According to under the microscope, What is #1?
dermis
According to under the microscope, what is #2?
hypodermis
According to under the microscope, what is #3?
epidermis
According to under the microscope, what is #1?
dermis
According to under the microscope, what is #2?
hypodermis
According to under the microscope, what is #3?
hypodermis
In which layer of skin is adipose tissue found?
adipose tissue
what does the picture represent? (this is under a microscope and in the hypodermis layer)
stratum basale
According to the picture number 5 represents
stratum spinosum
According to the picture number 4 represents?
stratum granulosum
According to the picture number 3 represents?
stratum lucidum
According to the picture Number 2 represents?
stratum corneum
According the the picture Number 1 represents?
hair follicle
According to the skin model, what does letter C represent?
stomach
Which is medial, spleen or stomach?
spleen
Which is lateral, the spleen or the stomach?
