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Histology Practice Exam Human Anatomy

1. Identify this specific tissue?

2. Identify this tissue between the arrows .

3. Identify this tissue at the arrow and the organ its from.

4. Identify this specific tissue.

5. Identify this tissue between the arrows.

6. Identify this tissue between the arrows.

7. Identify this tissue between the arrows and the organ .

8. Identify this tissue and state the organ its from.

9. Identify this tissue type.

10. Identify the cell type at the arrow and the tissue type. High power Medium power

11. Identify the thin darker stained fiber at the arrow and the tissue type.

12. Identify the space at the arrow.

13. Identify the stratum at the arrow.

14. Identify the region at number 1.

15. Identify the sub-layer at number 2.

15. Identify the entire structure at number 1.

What is the singular form of lacunae? What is the plural form of corpus? The thumb is to the little finger. The fingers are to the wrist? What plane divides the body into top and bottom sections? What is another anatomical name for armpit? What is another anatomical name for calf? What is the membrane that forms the wall around the heart? List an organ that is located in the pelvic cavity. The is back to the chest ?