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LAB LABELING PRACTICE ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 1
By: Jamaica Atal
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Name that Region! Buccal Acromial Crural
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Name that Region! Gluteal Calcaneal Popliteal
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Name that cavity! Visceral layer Abdominopelvic Cavity Pleural Cavity
Which serous membrane is attached to the organ or organs of the ventral cavity? ________________ Name the cavity surrounding the lungs? _________ Pleural Cavity Visceral layer Abdominopelvic Cavity
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BAAAD TO THE BONE! Bone depression?________ FOSSA Jugular foramen
Mandibular Fossa External occipital protuberance
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BAAAD TO THE BONE! What sutures lies between parietal &occipital?
_______________ Lambdoid suture Ethmoid bone Mastoid Process
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BAAAD TO THE BONE! Frontal sinus Superior meatus Inferior nasal concha
What bone cavity is this? ________ Nasal cavity Perpendicular plate
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BAAAD TO THE BONE! Match the bone names listed with the following bone description Bone Names Frontal Ethmiod Lacrimal Mandible Occipital Temporal Zygomatic Parietal ___ 1. Tiny bones with openings for tear ducts ___ 2. Superior part of the squamous suture ___3. Forms the bony eyebrow ridges and roofs of orbits ___ 4. Cheekbone ___ 5. Site of external acoustic meatus ___ 6. Contains the mental foramina ___ 7. Posteriormost part of the cranium ___ 8. Bone(s) containing paranasal sinuses C H A G F D E B
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Ribs _____ are classified false ribs
BAAAD TO THE BONE! Name the following bone and markings Ribs _____ are classified false ribs 8-10 Ribs ______ are classified floating ribs 11-12 Transverse ridges coccyx
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BAAAD TO THE BONE! Vertebral foramen Transverse foramen
Which is the cervical vertebrae? Superior articular facet What cartilage is the facet made out off?__________________ Hyaline cartilage
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Welcome to the gun show… MUSCLES!
Deltoid Biceps brachii Brachialis
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MUSCLES! Match the muscle names in Column A to the major muscles described in Column B Column A Zygomatic 2.Orbicularis Oculi 3.Masseter 4. Buccinator Column B Used in winking Used to show you’re happy Holds food between the teeth Prime mover of jaw closure
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MUSCLES! Gluteus Medius Biceps femoris Semitendinosus
Which muscle/tendon did Achllies rip? ______________ Calcaneal
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MUSCLES! Whistling and kissing muscle?___________ _______________
What muscles do we use to move our mouth upward?(smiling muscle) _________________ Zygomaticus major & minor Whistling and kissing muscle?___________ What is the name of the Major head flexors? _______________ Orbicularis Oris Sternocleidomastoid muscle
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MOVE YA’ BODY If Mrs. Johnson is trying to raise the roof, what movement is she doing? ____________ Extension If Mrs. Johnson is jogging in place (decreasing the angle of the joint) what movement is she doing? _____________ Flexion
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Movement for Under bite __________
MOVEMENTS! What movement do you do when you drop your jaw? _______________ depression Movement for Under bite __________ Retraction Movement for Overbite _____________ Protraction
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Joints Match the key choices with the descriptive phrases
___ 1. keep bone ends from crushing when compressed ___ 2. Resists tension placed on joints ___ 3. Keeps joints from overheating ___ 4. Helps prevent dislocation Articular cartilage Synovial Cartilage Ligaments and fibrous capsule Muscle Tendons Answer key: 1; A. 2; C & D. 3; B. 4; C & D
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Joints Name the following: Articular cartilage Joint cavity
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TISSUE All connective tissues stem are from a common embroyonic tissue called? _______________ Mesenchyme What is the difference between Dense Regular CT and Dense Irregular CT? - Dense regular consist more of collagen fiber arrange in a parallel bundle with little ground substance and few cells. Dense irregular collagen bundles have no consistent pattern. What type of CT is this? ______________________ Dense regular CT
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TISSUE What type of tissue is this?_________ Adipose
Name the cell adipose consist of? Adipose adipocytes
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What type of Epithelium tissue is this?
PSEUDOSTRATIFIED COLUMNAR
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Eye Optic nerve Cornea Lateral rectus
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Ear Cochlea External acoustic meatus
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Brains Interventricular foramen Anterior horn Inferior horn
Central canal
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Spinal cord Posterior median sulcus Posterior root ganglion Dura mater
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Spinal cord Cervical enlargement Conus medullaris Cauda equina
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