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A&P I
Eye, ear, muscle
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Biceps femoris | – upper leg on back of thigh, on the outside |
| Gastrocnemius | calf muscle |
| Gracilis | – inseam – inside of leg |
| Rectus femoris | – connects to patella, down front of leg |
| Semimembraneosus | – underneath semitendinosus small muscle between the bicep femoris and semitendinosus |
| Semitendinosus | – next to bicep toward inside on back of thigh; inside by bicep femoris |
| Soleus | – on the big toe side, under Achilles tendon; |
| Vastus lateralis | – opposite of medialis; outside of leg, side of patella – Rectus femoris splits the vastus lateralis and vastus medialis |
| Vastus medialis | – big muscle that runs down to knee on big toe side |
| Gluteus Maximus | – butt cheek |
| Gluteus Medius | – goes toward hip; outside of hip |
| Gluteus Minimus | – inside of hip, toward butt crack |
| Bicep brachii | – upper muscle on the arm - top |
| Brachialis | – between the bicept and tricept brachii in arm |
| Deltoid | – Shoulder muscle, top part |
| Tricept brachii | – back of arm |
| External Abdominal Obliques | – muscle on the side coming into the 6-pack |
| Pectoralis major | – chest muscle |
| Pectoralis minor | – connects to top of ribs; underneath pectoralis major |
| Rectus abdominis | – 6-pack |
| Latissimus dorsi | – mid/lower back – below/under the trapezius |
| Trapezius | – triangular muscles on the back, starts at the base of neck |
| Buccinators | – goes to the corners of the mouth |
| Masseter | – jaw, starts under the cheek to the lower jaw; allows jaw to move up and down |
| Orbicularis oculi | – muscle that goes around the eye |
| Orbicularis oris | – muscle that goes around the lips |
| Sternocleidomastoid | – starts at sternum and clavicle, stops behind the ear |
| Temporalis muscle | – temple |
| Ball and socket | – hip and shoulder |
| Hinge | – knee and elbow |
| Gliding | – hand |
| Pivot | – neck |
| Saddle | – thumb |
| Condyloid | – between tarsal |
| Aqueous humor | – liquid area between the cornea and iris |
| Cornea | – clear piece on front |
| Fovea | – small yellow dot inside eye on back of retina |
| Iris | – colored part |
| Lacrimal gland | – big orange thing on side |
| Lens | – looks like a lens |
| Pupil | – hole |
| Retina | – inside back wall of eye |
| Sclera | – white part |
| Vitreous humor | – big clear ball |
| Optic nerve | – big white piece out of the back of the vitreous humor |
| Auricle (pinna) | – outside of ear – the part you get pierced |
| Cochlea | – looks like a small snail shell |
| Estuation tubes | – from the throat into back of the ear |
| External auditory meatus (acoustic) | – hole running into the ear |
| Incus | – has a point – 2nd hearing bone |
| Malleus | – 1st hearing bone |
| Semicircular canal | – tubes on the bones, 2 is clear and 1 is not |
| Stapes | – 3rd hearing bone – looks like stirrups on a horse saddle |
| Tympanic membrane | – clear piece, eardrum |
| Vestibule | – between the semicircular canal and the cochlea |
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malrey3