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Biology 227 Lab #1

Language, Organs, Microscope

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anatomy study of structure
physiology study of function
axial related to the axis of the body
appendicular related to the appendages
Nasal nose
oral mouth
cervical neck
acromial point of shoulder
axillary armpit
abdominal abdomen
brachial arm
antecubital front of elbow
antebrachial forearm
pelvic pelvis
carpal wrist
pollex thumb
palmar palm
digital fingers, toes
pubic genital region
patellar anterior knee
crural leg
pedal foot
tarsal ankle
frontal forehead
orbital eye
buccal cheek
mental chin
sternal breastbone
thoracic chest
mammary breast
umbilical navel
coxal hip
inguinal groin
femoral thigh
fibular or peroneal side of leg
hallux great toe
cephalic head
manus hand
otic ear
occipital back of head or base of skull
vertebral spinal column
scapular shoulder blade
dorsum or dorsal back
olecranal back of elbow
lumbar loin
sacral between hips
gluteal buttock
perineal region between the anus and external genitalia
popliteal back of knee
sural calf
calcaneal heel
plantar sole
superior up- toward head
inferior down- toward feet
anterior(ventral) front
posterior (dorsal) back
medial toward body's midline
lateral away from bodys midline
proximal closer to the origin or point of attachment
distal farther from the origin or point of attachment
superficial (external) closer to the body surface
deep (internal) farther inside the body
sagittal divides body into right and left
midsagittal(median) divides into equal left and right halves
frontal (coronal) divides into anterior and posterior
transverse divides into superior and inferior
dorsal body cavity cranial and vertebral (spinal)
ventral body cavity thoracic and abdominopelvic
parfocal object mostly stays in focus when switching objective lenses
field size viewable area (amount that can be seen) when looking through the ocular lenses
working distance space between bottom of objective lens and top of slide
total magnification ocular objective
Created by: jennyrose_77
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