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human anatomy

Lab Practical 1

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(safety) What does PASS for a fire extinguisher? Pull the pin, Aim at base of the fire, Squeeze the lever slowly, Sweep from side to side.
(safety) Are you allowed to use a first aid kit on another person? No you may not.
(safety) Where is the eye washing station? It is in a bottle in the first aid kit and there some attached to the sink facet.
(Waste) What are the 4 separate types of waste colors? 1. grey metal container. 2. White and green carboard box. 3. Red circular plastic container with bright orange liner. 4. Red squared plastic container with no liner.
(Waste) What goes in the Grey metal trash? (regular trash) Non-infectious/biohazard, non-sharps
(Waste) What goes in that White and green cardboard box? Non-infectious/Biohazard, Sharps
(waste) What goes in the red circular plastic container with bright orange liner? Infectious/Biohazard, Non-sharps
(waste) What goes in the red squared plastic container with no liner? Infectious/Biohazard, Sharps
(Chemical labels) What is Exploding bombs GHS ? Explosives, Self-reactants, Organic Peroxides.
(Chemical labels) What is Corrosion GHS? Skin corrosion/burns, Eye damage, Corrosive to metals.
(Chemical labels) What is Flame Over Circle GHS? Oxidizing gases, Oxidizing liquids, Oxidizing solids.
(Chemical labels) What is Gas Cylinder GHS? Gases under pressure
(Chemical labels) What is Environment GHS? Aquatic toxicity
(Chemical labels) What is Skull & Crossbones GHS? Acute Toxicity (fatal or toxic)
(Chemical labels) What is Exclamation Mark GHS? Irritation (eye & skin) Skin Sanitizer, Acute toxicity, Narcotic effects, Respiratory tract irritant , Hazardous to ozone layer (non-mandatory)
(Chemical labels) What is Health Hazard GHS? Carcinogen, Mutagenicity, Reproductive toxicity, Respiratory sensitizer, Target organ toxicity, Aspiration toxicity
(Chemical labels) What is Flame GHS? Flammables, Periphonics, Self-heating, Emits flammable gas, Self-reactive, Organic peroxides.
(The body) What are the anatomical positions? Frontal or coronal plane, Sagittal plane, Transverse plane.
(The body) What is the anatomical position? Standing erect, Eyes gazing forward, arms straight, arms down at the side, palms facing forward, fingers extended, legs slightly apart, feet flat, toes pointing forward.
(Directional terms) Superior or Cranial means? Above, towards the top or towards the head.
(Directional terms) Medial Means? Towards the middle/midline
(Directional terms) Lateral means? Away from the midline
(Directional terms) Inferior or Caudal Means? Below, towards the bottom or towards the tail
(Directional terms) Anterior or Ventral means? towards front side or towards belly side
(Directional terms) Posterior or Dorsal Means? towards back side or towards vertebral side
(Directional terms) Proximal Means? Nearer to the trunk (a limb) or the point of origin (an organ)
(Directional terms) Distal Means? Further from the trunk (a limb) or the point of origin (an organ)
(Directional terms) Superficial means? Towards the surface of the body
(Directional terms) Deep Means? Further away from the surface
(Body Cavity) The Cranial cavity? Contains the brain, Protected by meninges
(Body Cavity) The Spinal cavity? Contains the spinal cord, Protected by meninges
(Body Cavity) The Mediastinum? Center of the thoracic cavity, contains all organs between the lungs
(Body Cavity) The Pleural cavities? Each pleural cavity contains one lung, Encased by pleura.
(Body Cavity) The Pericardial cavity? in the mediastinum, contains the heart, encased by pericardium.
(Body Cavity) Abdominal cavity? contains digestive organs, Encased by peritoneum
(Body Cavity) Pelvic cavity? contains bladder and reproductive organs, encased by peritoneum.
(Body Cavity) The Diaphragm? Separates thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
(Clinical Division) Right Upper Quadrant (RUQ)? Small portion of pancreas, Pyloric region of stomach, Majority of liver, Gallbladder, Right kidney, Portion of right ureter, Portions of transverse and ascending colon, Hepatic flexure of colon, Initial section of duodenum, Portion of small intestine
(Clinical Division) Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ)? Majority of stomach, Majority pf pancreas, Left lobe of liver, Spleen, Left kidney, Portion of left ureter, Portions of transverse and descending colon, Splenic flexure of colon, Portion of small intestine.
(Clinical Division) Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ)? Portion of right ureter, Cecum, Appendix, Portion or ascending colon, Portion of small intestine, Right ovary (females), Right uterine tube (females), Right seminal vesicle (male), Right vas deferens (males), Right bulbourethral gland (males)
(Clinical Division) Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)? Portion of left ureter, Sigmoid colon, Portion of descending colon, Portion of small intestines, Left ovary (females), Left uterine tube (females), Left seminal vesical (males), Left vas deferens (males), Left bulbourethral gland (males).
(Clinical Division) Midline Organs? Urinary bladder, Rectum and anus, Uterus (in females), Prostate glands (in males)
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