Anatomy Lab 1 Exam

Anterior

Towards the Front/belly side

Posterior

Towards the Back or spine side

Superior

Above

Inferior

Below

Proximal

Closer to the point of attachment or origin

Distal

Farther from the point of attachment or origin

Medial

Toward to median plane (middle of body)

Lateral

Away from the median plane (middle of body)

Deep

Farther from the body surface

Superficial

Closer to the body surface

What anatomical section is this?

Saggital Section

What anatomical section is this?

Frontal Section

What anatomical section is this?

Transverse Section

What type of skin is this?

Simple Squamous (Epithelial, Lung)

What type of skin is this?

Simple Cuboidal (Epithelial, Kidney)

What type of skin is this?

Simple Columnar (Epithelial, Stomach/Parts of Lungs)

What type of skin is this?

Stratified Squamous Keratinized (Epithelial, Esophogus)

What type of skin is this?

Stratified Squamous Non-Keratinized (Epithelial, Esophogus)

What type of skin is this?

Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar (Epithelial, Respiratory Tract)

What type of skin is this?

Transitional (Epithelial, Bladder)

What type of tissue is this?

Dense Regular Tissue (Tendons- provides tensile strength + resistance in ONE direction)

What type of tissue is this?

Dense Irregular Tissue (Surrounding Joints- provides tensile strength + resistance in MANY directions)

What type of tissue is this?

Reticular Tissue (Heart, structural support)

What type of tissue is this?

Adipose Tissue (Types of Fat- thermal insulation)

What type of tissue is this?

Areolar Tissue (Heart-Support)

What type of tissue is this?

Hyaline Cartilage (Ends of Bones- Reduce friction in joints)

What type of tissue is this?

Smooth Muscle (Walls of organs- Support)

What type of tissue is this?

Osseous Tissue (Bone- Support)

What is the definition of Tissue?

A group of cells working together to carry out a common function

Epithelial tissue Characteristics?

Cells are tightly packed, form linings, avascular, very little extracellular matrix

Connective Tissue Characteristics?

Cells spread apart, Extracellular Matrix, supports and protects, vascular (Except cartilage)

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Not arrow, entire picture)

Epidermis

What part of the integumentary system is this?

Dermis

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Number 5)

Artery and Veins

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Number 3)

Sweat gland

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Number 7)

Hair Follicle

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Number 4)

Sebaceous Gland

What part of the integumentary system is this? (Number 8)

Arrector Pili Muscle

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#1)

Epiphysis

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#2)

Diaphysis

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#5)

Compact Bone

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#9)

Spongy Bone

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#4)

Medullary Canal

What part of the Longitudinal section of the bone is this? (#7)

Epiphyseal Line

What part of the Vertebral Column is this? (H)

Vertebrae Body

What part of the Vertebral Column is this? (E)

Spinous Process

What part of the Vertebral Column is this? (G)

Vertebral Foramen (G)

What part of the Vertebral Column is this?

Vertebral Arch

What part of the Vertebral Column is this? (F)

Transverse Process Vertebrea

What part of the Vertebral Column is this?

Transverse Process Cervical

What part of the Vertebral Column is this? (#3)

Transverse Foramina

What part of the Cervical Column is this?

Cervical Foramen

What vertebra is this?

Cervical Vertebrae

What vertebra is this?

Thoracic Vertebrae (Giraffe)

What vertebra is this?

Lumbar vertebrae (Moose)

What feature of the Vertebra is this? (This whole area)

Cervical Vertebrae Atlas

What feature of the Vertebra is this? (The Green)

Cervical Vertebrae Axis with dens

What feature of the Vertebra is this?

Sacrum (Section of Bottom of spine)

What feature of the Vertebra is this? (Red Area)

Coccyx (Tail Bone)

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (Red area)

True Ribs

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (Green Area)

False Ribs

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (Green area)

Floating Ribs

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (All colors)

Sternum

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this?

Manubrium

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (Blue area ONLY)

Body of Sternum

What part of the Sternum/Ribs is this? (Purple part)

Xiphoid Process of Sternum

What bone (s) of the pectoral girdle/upper limb is this?

Scapula

What part of the Scapula is this? (red)

Acromion

What part of the Scapula is this? (red)

Coracoid Process

What part of the Scapula is this? (Red)

Glenoid Cavity

What part of the Scapula is this? (Red)

Spine

What Bone is this?

Humerus

What Bone is this?

Ulna

What Bone is this?

Radius

What feature of the bone is this? (green)

Deltoid Tuberosity (Humerus)

What feature of the bone is this? (7)

Trochlear Notch (ulna)

What feature of the bone is this? (Green)

Trochlea (Humerus)

What feature of the bone is this? (10)

Radial tuberosity (Radius)

What feature of the bone is this?

Head of Humerus

What feature of the bone is this?

Capitulum (Humerus)

What feature of the bone is this?

Olecranon (Ulna)

What feature of the bone is this?

Olecranon Fossa (Humerus)

What feature of the bone is this?

Medial Epicondyle (Humerus)

What feature of the bone is this? (Green)

Radial Notch of Ulna

What feature of the bone is this? (Green)

Ulnar Notch of Radius

What Bones are these?

Carpals

What Bones are these?

Metacarpals

What Bones are these?

Phalanges

What feature of the hand is this?

Proximal Phalange

What feature of the hand is this?

Middle Phalange

What feature of the hand is this? (Red)

Distal Phalange

What Bone is this?

Coxal Bone (pelvis)

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb?

Ilium

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb?

Ischium

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb?

Pubis

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb? (Blue)

Pubic symphysis

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb? (Purple)

Acetabulum

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb? (Red)

Obturator Foramen

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb? (Red)

Iliac Crest

What are the features of the pelvic girdle/lower limb? (Green)

Ischial Spine