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A&P lab 1&2

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Anatomical position (4)   Person standing erect;face directed forward,upperlimbs hanging to the side and palms of hand facing forward  
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supine   Lying face upward  
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Prone   lying fact downward  
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"Up" in anatomy   superior  
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"down" in anatomy   inferior  
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"front"   anterior  
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"back"   posterior  
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In humans, superior (or up) is synonymous with   cephalic (which means toward the head)  
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In humans, inferior (or down) is synonymous with   caudal (which means toward the tail)  
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Terms cephalic and caudal are used to describe movements on the ____ but not directional movements of the _______   trunk - but not limbs  
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Anterior means   that which goes before  
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ventral means   belly  
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Anterior and ventral   Anterior surface is belly surface which "goes before" when we walk  
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Posterior and dorsal   Posterior means "that which follows" and dorsal means "back"  
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Posterior and dorsal both have   "O" in the first sylable  
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Proximal   nearest the trunk or point of origin "proximus" nearest  
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distal   means distant L. "di" plus "sto" to stand apart or to be distant  
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medial   means toward the midline  
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proximal- as description   closer to point of attachment  
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distal ex.   fingertip is distal to elbow  
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Superficial (in anatomy)   refers to structure close to surface of the body - ex.skin is superficial to muscle  
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Central region of body (3)   head, neck & trunk  
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Trunk (3)   thorax (chest) abdomen (region between thorax & pelvis) & pelvis (inferior end of trunk associated with pelvis)  
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Sagittal   sagittal L."flight of the arrow" body would be split by an arrow passing anteriorly to posteriorly  
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Median plane (sagittal plane)   passes through midline of body & divides it into equal right & left halves.  
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Transverse or horizontal plane   runs parallel to ground & divides body into superior and inferior portions  
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Frontal or coronal plane   Runs vertically from right to left and divides body into anterior and posterior parts  
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Longitudinal section   Organs are sectioned to reveal internal structure  
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Cross or transverse section of organ   RIGHT ANGLE cut to the long axis of an organ  
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Oblique section of organ   Any cut other than a right angle cut across the long axis  
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Body cavities   a hollow space L. a hole  
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Thoracic cavity   Lungs, esophagus, trachea, blood vessesl, thymus, heart  
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Mediastinum   contains the heart, thymus gland, trachea esophagus & blood vessels & nerves  
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mediatinum divides the   thoracic cavity  
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the lungs are part of the   thoracic cavity  
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abdominal cavity   contains stomach, intestines, liver, spleen, pancreas and kidneys  
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Pelvic cavity   urinary bladder, part of the large intestine and internal reproductive organs  
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Are abdonimal and pelvic cavities separated like the thoracic cavity?   No, they are sometimes called the abdominopelvic cavity  
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Quadrants   Regions of abdomen - Upper right, upper left, lower right, lower left  
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Regions of abdomen   Tic-tac-toe planes  
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Where is appendix located?   right-lower quadrant - pain is usually felt there  
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Regions (9)   epigastric, right and left hypochondriac, umbilical, righ and left lumbar, hypogastric, and right and left iliac  
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diaphragm   musculomembranous partition between the abdominal and thoracic cavities  
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parietal serous membrane   OUTER balloon wall  
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Visceral serous membrane   inner balloon wall  
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peritoneum   the serous membrane, consisting of mesothelium and connecting tissue, that lines the abdominal cavity and covers most of the viscera contained therein; it forms two sacs a. the peritoneal (or greater) sac and the epiploic foramen.  
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peritoneum means   L. "to stretch over"  
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pleura   prefix meaning rib - side  
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pericardium   around the heart-heart  
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eleven organ systems   integumentary, skeletal, muscular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, nervous, endocrine, cardiobascular, urinary, female & male  
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Nine - top layer-Gastric/hypochondriac -   Epigastric (remember stomach w/gastric juices is high) right & left hypochondriac region  
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Nine abdominal regions - middle-what's in the middle of your abdomen?   Umbilical region - Right & left LUMBAR region  
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Nine abdominal regions-Lower Abdomen -   hypogastric region - right & left iLiAc (lower abdomen)  
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Peritoneal cavity   the abdominopelvic cavity contains a serous membrane  
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Dorsal body cavity - organs   spine - spinal chord-nerves, blood vessels  
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anterior body cavities VENTRAL body cavities   thoracic cavity-heart, lungs, thymus, esophagus & trachea  
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mediastinum   In middle of thoracic cavity - heart - separates lungs  
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diaphragm   separates thorcic cavity from abdomina-pelvic  
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retro-peritoneal   behind serous membrane in peritoneal cavity  
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retro-pertioneal (3 organs)   kidneys, urinary bladders, adrenal glands (sit atop kidneys) pancreas  
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abdominopelvic   spleen, kidneys, digestive organs, liver, bladder, reproductive organs  
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cytoplasmic inclusions (includes what???)   Glycogen-storage components for cell -  
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How do you use microscope? ("O's" for "lows")   Stage in lowest position-lowest objective in place - covered with projector  
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Lowest lens power(red)   4 plus Ocular lens 10 = 40  
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Medium lens power (yellow) - including ocular   10 x 10 (ocular)= 100  
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High - blue band   40 x 10 (ocular) = 400  
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cytoskeleton   proteins - support cell wall  
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plasma membrane   phospholipid bilayer-cholesterol  
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cytoplasm - cytosol   contains fluid-cytoskeleton- microtubules-hollow cylinders which support flagellum, movement  
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in membrane - where are HEADS pointing-what do they love???   POLAR HEADS LOVE WATER  
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In membrane, where are TAILS - what do they HATE?   Tails hate water (hydrophobic) tails line up & tickle each other  
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Nucleus   membrane bound structure - contains genetic material  
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nuclear envelope   Double membrane (like a folded envelope) has nuclear pores  
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What structure is continuous with the nuclear envelope???   the endoplasmic reticulum  
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Endoplasmic reticulum contains what (think long words...long spaces)   Ribosomal RNA along walls  
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ROUGH endoplasmic reticulum   protein synthesis  
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SMOOTH endoplasmic reticulum   manufactures lipids & carbohydrates; stores calcium  
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golgi apparatus   modification & packaging of proteins produced in ER  
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Lysosome   digestive enzymes  
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peroxisome   lipid & amino acid degradation - breaks down Hydrogen peroxide  
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lyse   to break up- to disintegrate  
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mitochondria   ATP production - own DNA-through mother  
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chondrio   cartilage or cartilaginous-or; granular or gritty substance [Gr. groats, grit, gristle]  
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nucleolus   dense body contains ribosomal RNA & proteins-for cell reproduction  
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proteosome   tube-like protein complexes in cytoplasm-break down unwanted proteins  
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centrioles (like TUBES)   near nucleus, move to ends of cells & organize spindle fibers  
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glycoproteins in phospholipid bilayer   recognize other proteins  
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pelvic cavity   contains reproductive organs & organs of elimination  
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abdominal cavity   contains digestive organs, kidneys, stomach, digestion  
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ventral cavity   hollow portion from neck to pelvis  
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