Final Practice

Lab

Nataliya Dutchak

What are the different systems and their component?

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a) Integumentation System

1) Hair 2) Skin 3) Nails

b) Skeletal System

1) Joint 2) Bones

c) Muscular System

1) Skeletal Muscles

What are the different system?

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a) Lymphatic System/Immunity

a) Respiratory System

a) Digestive System

What do these two image represent and their main component?

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a) Anterior Ventral

b) Posterior / Dorsal

1) Thorax

Cephalic Thoracic Upper Limb Manus (Hand)

2) Abdomen

Abdominal Lowe Limb Pedal

3) Back (Dorsum)

Back ( Dorsal)

What are the 3 different plane?

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a) Frontal Plane Section

a) Transversal Plane Section

b) Median plane Section (midsagittal)

What are the two viewn and main components?

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a) Lateral View

b) Anterior View

1) Dorsal Body Cavity 2) Ventral Body Cavity

3) Cranial Cavity 4) Thoracic Cavity

5) Abdominal Cavity 5) Pelvic Cavity

What tissue are those?

a) b) c)

Answer:

A) Simple squamous epithelium

B) Simple cuboidal epithelium

C) Simple Columnar epithelium

What do these represent?

a) b) c)

Answer:

A) Stratified squamous epithelium

B) Pseudo stratified columnar epithelium

C) Transitional Epithelium

What type of Connective tissue are these?a) b) c)

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A) Loose Connective tissue: areolar

B) Loose connective tissue: adipose

C) Loose Connective Tissue: Reticular

What do the image represent? a) b) c)

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A) Dense Connective Tissue: Regular

B) Osseous Tissue

C) Red and white Blood cells

What muscle tissue are those?a) b) c)

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A) Cartilage: Hyaline

B) Smooth Muscle

C) Cardiac Muscle

What are different component?

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1) Pectoralis Major 2) Pectoralis Minor

3) Deltoid 4) Biceps Brachii

5) Rectus Abdominis 6) External Oblique

7) Internal Oblique 8) Tensor Fascia Latae

9) Rectus Femoris 10) Sartorius

11) Fibularis Longus 12) Tibialis Anterior

13) Vastus Medialis

What are the components of the image?

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1) Trapezius 2) Infraspinatus

3) Teres Major 4) Triceps brachii

5) Latissimus dorsi 6) Gluteus medius

7) Gluteus maximus 8) Biceps femoris

9) Semitendinosus 10) Gastrocnemius

11) Soleus

What are the name of the movements?

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1) Flexion

2) Extension

What are the name of the movements?

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1) Dorsiflection

2) Planar flexion

What are the name of the movements?

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1) Abduction

2) Circumduction

3) Botation

4) Lateral Rotation

5) Medial Rotation

What are the name of the movements?

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1) Inversion

3) Eversion

What are the name of the movements?

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1) Protraction of mandible

2) Retraction of mandible

What are the components of the brain?

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1) Corpus Callosum 2) Thalamus

3) Pineal Gland 4) cerebellum

5) Arbor Vitae 6) 4th Ventricle

7) Spinal Cord 8) Medulla oblongata

9) Pons 10) Pituitary gland

11) Optic chiasm (nerve) 12) Hypothalamus

13) Spectum Pellucidum 14) Cerebral Hemisphere

What are the component?

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1) Frontal lobe 2) Filaments of olfactory nerve(I)

3) Temporal Lobe 4) Olfactory Bulb

5) Olfactory tract 6) Optic nerve (II)

7) Optic chiasma 8) Optic tract

9) Infundibulum 10) Oculomotor nerve (III)

11) Facial nerve 12) Troclear nerve (IV)

13) Vestibulo cochlear nerve (VIII) 14) Trigeminal nerve (V)

15) Glosso pharyngeal nerve (IX) 16) Abducens nerve (VI)

17) Vegus nerve (X) 18) Cerebellun

19) Accessory Nerve (XI) 20) Hypoglossal nerve (XII)

21) Medulla

What are the component?

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What are the components?

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A) 3 Semicircular Canal

1) Anterior 2) Posterior

3) Lateral 4) Vestibular nerve

5) Utricle 6) Saccule

7) Cochlear duct 8) Cochlear nerve

What does the image represent and its components?

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What do these represent and what are the components?

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a) Superior View

1) Frontal suture 2) Frontal Bone

3) Anterior Fomtanel 4) Ossification center

5) Parietal Bone 6) Posterior fontanel

7) occipital Bone

b) Lateral view

1) Frontal Bone 2) Sphenoidal fontanel

3) Parietal bone 4) Ossification center

5) Posterior fontanel 6) Mastoid fontanel

7) Occipital bone 8) Yemporal bone (squamous portion)