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Anatomy Lab

Exam 1

TermDefinition
Cranial skull
facial face
frontal forehead
temporal temple
occipital base of skull
orbital eye
otic ear
buccal cheek
nasal nose
oral mouth
mental chin
thoracic chest
sternal breastbone
mammary breast
Axillary armpit
abdominal abdomen
umbilical bellybutton
coxal hip
pelvic pelvis
inguinal groin
pubic genital region
scapular shoulder blade
vertebral spinal column
lumbar low back/loin
sacral between hips (sacrum)
gluteal buttocks
perineal between anus and external genitals
acromial point of the shoulder
brachial arm
antecubital anterior elbow
olecranal/cubital back of elbow
antebrachial forearm
carpal wrist
palmar palm
manual (manus) hand
digital/phalangeal fingers
pollex thumb
coxal hip
femoral thigh
patellar anterior knee
popliteal back of knee
crural anterior leg
sural calf
fibular/peroneal side of leg
tarsal ankle
calcaneal heel
digital toes
plantar sole of foot
hallux great toe
Superior towards head; above
inferior towards feet; below
anterior towards front
posterior towards back
medial towards midline of body
lateral away from midline
intermediate between more medial and more lateral structure
ipsilateral on same side of body
contralateral on opposite side of body
proximal closer to point of attachment or to trunk
distal farther from point of attachment or from trunk
superficial towards surface of body
deep away from surface of body
Sagittal plane lengthwise cut that divides body into right and left parts
median (mid sagittal) plane give equal right and left half’s; cut through midline
parasagittal plane divides body into unequal right and left parts
frontal (coronal) plane divides body into anterior and posterior portions
transverse (horizontal) plane divides body into superior and inferior sections
oblique plane passes through body at an angle
Simple 1 layer of cells
stratified more than 1 layer of cells
pseudostratified simple epithelium that looks stratified; rest on basement membrane, but some don’t reach surface
squamous flat and thin; wider than tall
cuboidal as tall as wide
columnar taller than wide
simple squamous single layer of flat cells with irregular borders
simple squamous function diffusion and filtration
simple cuboidal single layer of square-shaped cells with round nucleus
simple cuboidal function secretion and absorption
simple columnar single layer of tall cells with goblet cells; some ciliated and some have microvilli
simple columnar function absorption and secretion of mucus
pseudostratified columnar irregular cell shapes with varying nucleus positions; cilia, all cells touch basement membrane
pseudostratified columnar function secretion; moving mucus with cilia
Areolar tissue most widely distributed; dark spots are fibroblasts; large pink fibers are collagen, small black fibers are elastic
adipose tissue large, irregular, bubble-like cells filled with fat, suspended in the matrix
reticular tissue reticular cells with large dark fibers
dense regular tissue orderly bundles of collagen fibers with relatively few fibroblasts
dense irregular tissue irregular, non-uniform fiber arrangement, often in sheets
elastic connective tissue mainly elastic fibers with fibroblasts between them
Hyaline cartilage smooth, amorphous matrix; prominent chondrocytes in lacunae; most abundant cartilage
elastic cartilage large chondrocytes in lacunae within a threadlike network of elastic fibers; stretches and keeps its shape
fibrocartilage chondrocytes scattered among thick bundles of collagen; less firm than hyaline, more fibers
osteon structural unit of compact bone, made of concentric rings
lamellae rings of bone
central (Haversian) canal central channel of the osteon
lacunae small spaces within the rings that contain osteocytes
blood connective tissue with liquid matrix; cells are red and white blood cells
skeletal muscle tissue Long, cylindrical, multinucleated cells, striated
cardiac muscle tissue striated and branched; usually 1 nucleus per cell; intercalated discs
smooth muscle tissue spindle-shaped cells; no striations; central nuclei
Coronal suture between frontal bone and parietal bones
sagittal suture between 2 parietal bones
lambdoid suture between parietal and occipital bone
squamous suture between parietal and temporal bone
supraorbital nerve and artery pass through foramen what passes through the frontal bone and foramen
Vertebral arch made of 2 pedicles and 2 laminae
transverse process of spine
Spinous process
superior articular process
inferior articular process
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